The History of Web Browsers
by Jacob Gube on September 30, 2009
The tool that we use to browse our favorite websites has a (relatively) long and rich history rife with battles for
market shares and dominance. This is a look into the past major events in the web browser industry.
30 Fresh and Useful Photoshop Actions
by Steven Snell on September 30, 2009
In the past we’ve published three collections of Photoshop actions and response to those posts has been very good. Today we’ll feature 30 more actions, many of them have been released since our last collection was published. For more Photoshop actions, please see:
- 60 Photoshop Actions for Photo Touch-Ups and Enhancements
- 30 Photoshop Actions for Touch-Ups and Enhancements – Part II
- 20+ Photoshop Actions for Photo Editing
Different Methods for Choosing Color Schemes in Web Design
by Vandelay Website Design on September 30, 2009
One of the most challenging aspects of design for many web designers is color selection. The color scheme of a site can have a huge impact on the overall look of the site, and it will have an impact on visitors as well. There are a number of different methods that can be used for finding the right color scheme for a particular project, and in this post we will look at several of those methods. Throughout the post you will find links to helpful resources that you may appreciate.
Mega Freebies Day : Winners Announced
by Editorial on September 30, 2009
Few weeks ago we announced the Mega Freebies Day, and celebrated with a new design for Noupe. 15 generous sponsors offered to give away premium web design-related products, services & licenses just for you guys.
Over 450 wonderful readers participated in the giveaway. And the winners were randomly selected and are now announced in this post.
And [...]
IndiqoMedia
by Blog Design Heroes on September 30, 2009
Looking for more design inspiration? See our other galleries: CartFrenzy, Folio Focus, Minimal Exhibit, TypeInspire.
Beyond Headlines: How to Get Your Audience to Read Every Word
by Dave Navarro on September 30, 2009
Whether you’re trying to get on the front page of Digg or just angling for a sale, writing magnetic headlines that grab your readers’ attention is everything.
But once you have their attention, you need them to read every word that you write.
You need to craft an opening made up of an [...]