They say that the pen is mightier that the sword. This is especially true when writing for the web, as we don’t usually see each other face to face. By Aidan
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Writing for the Web: Improve Your Skills in 9 Easy Steps
They say that the pen is mightier that the sword. This is especially true when writing for the web, as we don’t usually see each other face to face. By Aidan
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content,
web content,
web copy
How to Improve Your Website With A/B Testing
In recent years, competition on the Internet has grown fiercer, and many businesses are looking for anything that gives them that competitive edge...a/b testing can help. By Kean Richmond
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a/b testing
4 Dangerous Mistakes Web Designers Make When Presenting Content
Everybody these days knows that content is king. No website ever sold anything without content to persuade its readers to buy. And it’s the job of the web designer to present that content as effectively as possible. By D. Bnonn Tennant
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mistakes,
web designer mistakes
Texture Used in Web Design: Examples, Best Practices, and How-To
We're beginning to see these minimalistic and well-laid out designs come in not so plain ways. Modern designs are beginning to use more texture than before, but still using texture in an intelligent way to keep web spaces clean, organized, but just much more aesthetically pleasing. By Kayla Knight
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best practices,
how to
50 unique and inspiring website designs
This collection is comprised of websites offering many different services/merchandise. They're colorful, funny, artistic and more. What they all have in common is the fact that they do stand out a bit. By Hilde Torbjornsen
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inspiration
Planning and designing a custom web app
So you've got a great idea for a new online tool, and you seemingly have many of the skills to create it. By Kayla Knight
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Web Apps
Concrete5
Concrete5 is an extremely user friendly content management system. Content management systems (CMS) make life easier for the not so technical website owner. By Brant Wilson
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cms,
content management system
Examples of Solid Colors in Web Design
With today’s trends in web design, it is hard to find websites that don’t incorporate gradients as their focal point. While gradients add detail, you can still achieve a good look with a less is more approach using solid colors. By Matthew Heidenreich
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colors,
solid colors
Anatomy of JavaScript Puzzle
What do we mean by JavaScript puzzle and what unique features does it have? JavaScript puzzle uses some simple features. To show the individual pieces of a picture it uses the concept of DHTML. Hence it gets rid from using multiple graphic files for various purposes. By Denbagus.net
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javascript
25 Great Navigation Website Designs
Navigation is very important to a design. It’s one of the first things a user looks at. Take a look at these designs and see how different some are and also, the various styles that each designer makes. By Julio A. Rivera
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navigation
Cloud Computing, 10 Web Operating Systems
A Web Operating System is a Web platform which allows the user to use a virtual Desktop through a web browser rather than using any particular local operating system. By Teylor Feliz
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cloud computing,
operating system,
os
40 Website Design Layout Tutorials that Yield Professional Results
When designing and developing a new website, it’s important to understand the fundamental techniques involved in web design, as well as targeted techniques for a given style. By Eric Shafer
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best practices,
how to,
website design
Ultimate Guide to HTML Emails – Basics, Tips, Tutorials and Resources
HTML emails is a great marketing tool, and if built good, they work great. In 2009 HTML email ROI was $43.52 for every dollar spent on it. If you are a freelancer be aware that sooner or later your clients will start asking for you to build HTML emails. By Daniels Mekss
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email,
email newsletter,
html emails
Beginner's guide to content strategy
Consistently publishing content requires that we deal with a foe known as content management. Content management is just what it sounds like: a way to manage the creation and dissemination of content. By Andrew Maier
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content strategy,
style guide
What CSS3 Can Do For You: CSS3 Generators and Other Helpful Tools
Here are some useful tools to help you in learning and manipulating CSS3. By Aext.net
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css3
Layersapp: Capture anything on your screen as a PSD layered image
Wuonm, the guys behind Layersapp, are located in beautiful city of Madrid, Spain. It is privately funded Spanish company founded in the year 2006. With a lot of concentration on the Mac and iPhone platforms, Wuonm is formed by knowledgeable and skilled people who are devoted to programming and have enthusiasm to produce innovative and distinctive applications. By App Sheriff
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psd
Building Rich Internet Applications with Frameworks
JavaScript libraries, ICEfaces, Adobe Flash 4, Microsoft Silverlight, and now, HTML5 have been competing for web dominance as the world wide web is thrown into a new era — an era dominated by rich internet applications (RIA for short). By Eric Rowell
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applications,
frameworks
10 Interesting CSS3 Experiments and Demos
You’ve heard it plenty of times before: We’re at the precipice of a transition in the way we, as developers, do things. By Jacob Gube
10 Stunning Email Newsletter Design
Email Newsletter is one of the most powerful internet marketing tools and it has various useful functions. It keeps your loyal clients. It invites potential clients to receive updates about you. It helps you to build a unique relationship with them. By Dzineblog
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email,
email newsletter,
newsletters
UI Design Framework for Web Designers
Vincent (no last name given) has designed a beautiful, extremely useful, feature-rich interface design framework for web designers who create their initial design mock-ups in Adobe Illustrator. And it’s free for personal or commercial use (credit link required). By Jeffrey Zeldman
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interface design,
ui
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