Archive : Graphics

“With Facebook’s dialog in mind, I’ve created LightFace: a Facebook lightbox clone for MooTools.” … Read the rest of the article on : Design Shack

“This week, Jim shows you how to get colors from a canvas. Then, Nick deconstructs the CSS3 Solar System.” … Read the rest of the article on : Design Shack

Public awareness print ads are presented to maintain or improve the understanding of a community. They can persuade people to either contribute a dollar or change lifestyles altogether. For most organizations, raising consciousness is one of the most difficult tasks. Therefore, imaginative minds, who can come up with intriguing concepts, are always in demand. You might also like: 39 Creative and Sometimes Controversial Examples of Playstation Advertising → 55 Inspiring, Creative and Potent Ads from the WWF → 39 Creative Lego Advertisements – Creativty without bricks → 33 Creative and Humorous Guinness Print Advertisements → If you are embarking on a mission to create public awareness prints, remember that your designs must have a sense of urgency and encourage people to ponder on the subject. The effectiveness of your ads is only proven when they start appealing to people’s emotions and are retained … Read the rest of the article on : Speckyboy Design...

New apps and websites seem to be appearing on an almost daily basis, but trying to find the good ones among them can be tough, especially considering how many are not that great. That’s why every month we research and showcase some of the best and latest resources available for web designers. Here’s the newest installment of what’s new for web designers in the past few weeks. This month we’ve covered everything from new fonts to useful web apps to some new resources for you to use in your own designs, all recently launched! As always, if we’ve missed something, let us know in the comments. And if you know of an app you’d like included in the next roundup, please tweet it to @cameron_chapman. Please feel free to share your views on the products and services … Read the rest of the article on : Webdesigner Depot

Composite is a free and open source content management system based on the Microsoft .NET 4 platform. It has all the standard features that can be expected from a CMS and has much more like a SEO assistant or built-in image editor. The application can be controlled by users from every level as it is possible to [...] Read the rest of the article on : WebResourcesDepot

Digital text is the future of Internet media. We’re ushering into a new era with furthering technological advancements. Physical magazines today may be gone within the next 5-10 years. Magazines are moving online in a rapid succession. It’s hard to imagine a world where all of our information is stored digitally, yet as we press closer smaller pieces are starting to fall into place. The idea of recycling and saving the green is stronger by day which is the reason why an online magazine makes sense perfectly. Read the rest of the article on : hongkiat.com

Yogile.com is a new photo sharing service that makes it incredibly easy to share images privately and within groups. While established photo sharing sites already exist, Yogile is different because it lets multiple people contribute with ease. Each album features a customizable URL and email address you can share with anyone you want to contribute. There’s no need for these users to register, keeping the process simple and hassle-free. Take any design project where you work together with multiple contributors and clients, for example. Different people have their own image material, all from different sources. While you might try asking everyone to email their images around, Yogile provides a single place they can share their images, by uploading online or just sending them to a custom email address. Anyone with access to the album can later download an archived version of all images. Read the rest of the article on : Speckyboy Design Magazine

“While there are no absolute rules to follow, it is crucial that you understand and apply some best practices when combining fonts in a design.” … Read the rest of the article on : Design Shack

Gaming passionates are always on lookout for new challenging games that promise to keep them engaged. Gone are the days when there were just few number of choices available and one could get bored in sometime. Today, there are infinite gaming options available. I’m a gaming freak too but for me its just a way to kill time when I’m not at my desk giving shape to my ideas and writing. I’m not so fanatic to the extent that I go crazy to complete the levels and win the games. Indeed there are many who are irresistibly keen to move from one level to another and win the game. It’s not that easy to win any game as it sounds. From PS2, PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360, Sony PSP, Gamecube to many other, there are games that are quite tricky. Winning asks you to have the core knowledge of the games. If you’re the one who feels bad about not being able to move from one level to another and finally win the game, then I guess you should give a try to G … Read the rest of the article on : SaveDelete

This site uses a very simple but attractive layout that is quite image centric. The thick white border treatments are nice and the content is split up well into the three sections. This design was featured on the 6th November 2010 . It falls under the category of Portfolio, and has a layout style of Other. If you’d like, you can visit this site, or view all our other featured designs. … Read the rest of the article on : Design Shack