Parallel Design has Some Major Benefits
Posted on: Thursday, May 6th, 2010 in: Code, Graphic Design, Usability & DesignThe advantages of parallel design – design, code, and navigation
Like desert at a restaurant, it’s a main reason why many visitors come back.
The advantages of parallel design – design, code, and navigation
If you don’t at least have a picture to explain something, your visitors are moving on
A list of important items a large tech corporation is addressing for their main intranet portal.
ColorZilla, a great little add-on for Firefox to help you get the hexadecimal color from a web page or image.
How giant images within your website can completely mess up your layout.
Reducing file size, and limiting cookie sizes to keep your site running smooth and fast.
Creating your own textures gives you the flexibility to view an example of an effect that you would like to achieve.
Looking to make a logo for your site or company? May I suggest not doing it yourself, and hiring a professional? That is probably a good idea, but if you simply building a logo for a website that you are having fun with, or have no budget for then we must do what we must do. Here are a few logo basics to get you on your way.
How to pick colors for your website. Three simple rules that can give your site a more professional appearance.
The cool feature they have on the site is located on the top right, and it allows you to easily adjust the sites them colors with a simple click of the mouse.
How to choose them colors for your site. I was doing some more site reviews this morning, and a particular issue can screaming out at me today. Matching your sites colors to fit your audience.
Are you ready to market your site? Do you have a banner? I needed one, and came across this site: Pklz Design. A few questions about my site, a couple of edits, and that same day he had exactly what I wanted.