You know how, often times, clients demand that your design needs to pop more? Well, welcome to part 2 of our 5 part miniseries filled with easy to follow tips and tricks to get that lovely design of yours to pop! In this episode: Lights & Shadows.
You know how, often times, clients demand that your design needs to pop more? Well, welcome to a 5 part article filled with easy tips and tricks to get that lovely design of yours to pop, without compromising quality. In this episode: Textures & Patterns.
Sometimes achieving a certain effect seems easy with a quick fix. But what separates the boys from the designers is the ability to see (in your mind) variations from the easy fix that change the mood and quality of the photo entirely.
As web designers, we like certain things done a certain way and the way we write our CSS is probably at the top of that list. So today I’ll try to show you a few ways to write better CSS, not just for yourself, but also for others.
Our latest posts have mostly been about design, so today we’re going full on code monkey with a cool CSS3 technique: Vignettes! The technique involves a few divs, a bit of simple CSS, and a whole lot of fun. So click the pic and read on.
When we think Alice in Wonderland, most likely the image of the Mad Hatter comes to mind. In this tutorial/case study we’ll try to turn a regular Joe into the Mad Hatter himself. And, hopefully, we’ll pull it off without going mad ourselves!
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