Archive : Graphics

As much as I love WordPress, there are quite a few elements and functions in the system that can be a bit confusing, and even ambiguous. In this article, I’m going to try to explain and unravel a few of these items. What’s the difference between the “home” page and the “front page”? To many [...] Read the rest of the article on : HTMLCenter Web Development Blog

As much as I love WordPress, there are quite a few elements and functions in the system that can be a bit confusing, and even ambiguous. In this article, I’m going to try to explain and unravel a few of these items. What’s the difference between the “home” page and the “front page”? To many [...] Read the rest of the article on : HTMLCenter Web Development Blog

As much as I love WordPress, there are quite a few elements and functions in the system that can be a bit confusing, and even ambiguous. In this article, I’m going to try to explain and unravel a few of these items. What’s the difference between the “home” page and the “front page”? To many [...] Read the rest of the article on : HTMLCenter Web Development Blog

As much as I love WordPress, there are quite a few elements and functions in the system that can be a bit confusing, and even ambiguous. In this article, I’m going to try to explain and unravel a few of these items. What’s the difference between the “home” page and the “front page”? To many [...] Read the rest of the article on : HTMLCenter Web Development Blog

As much as I love WordPress, there are quite a few elements and functions in the system that can be a bit confusing, and even ambiguous. In this article, I’m going to try to explain and unravel a few of these items. What’s the difference between the “home” page and the “front page”? To many [...] Read the rest of the article on : HTMLCenter Web Development Blog

For the past few years, we’ve been admiring Radim Malinic’s work, and his bold stunning illustrations have been gracing our website since its very beginnings. Malinic is a leading London graphic designer and illustrator. In his latest project, The West End Show, he explores the magical and bustling part of the capital in a series of elaborately illustrated poster designs, bringing together classic old century design with the dazzling neon future of the 22nd century. Through a combination of bold typography, illustration and poetry, each piece tells the delicate story of classic design over-shadowed by the limitless offerings of this exciting city. Malinic interprets his love for London by exploring the true characters of the real life musical that is London’s West End. ‘The West E … Read the rest of the article on : Webdesigner Depot

With the galloping development of modern technologies the screen size margin of your readership can be anything in-between a 30″ desktop monitor and the iPhone’s 3.5″ screen. Responsive design techniques kills two birds with a single stone by helping improve user experience by displaying a screen sized optimized version of your website. You can help your WordPress website become more mobile-friendly, and here is a list of the most useful WordPress plugins that would help you in that. You’ll find simple tools for re-sizing images, making videos responsive, creating a mobile version of your website and many more. The point is that you should try some of these on your WordPress-based website and test them to find the best solution. If you don’t experiment you might lose the potential of a mobile readership. Read the rest of the article on : Speckyboy Design Magazine

Advertise here with BSA IconShock, the icon design company behind many popular icon sets, is now sharing a huge set for Android designers/developers. Android Icons Set consists of 15,000 items styled with the Android's design guidelines and probably the most complete set for the platform. There are 600 completely unique items while the rest are the addons (like "add [...] Read the rest of the article on : WebResourcesDepot

Advertise here with BSA As people who are designing/developing and/or managing web projects, we usually pay a lot of importance to metrics and their trends -website statistics, Twitter follower numbers, the number of sales of a product and so- to better analyze if things are performing as expected. All these data are usually behind different applications/interfaces; Google Analytics keeps [...] Read the rest of the article on : WebResourcesDepot

Masonry style layouts push the boundaries of creative layout techniques. I personally love how capable they prove to be at maximizing the efficiency of galleries containing items with varying heights. Every bit of screen space is used and the result can be downright mesmerizing. Today we’re going to dive into the concept, ideas and popular techniques that are currently prevalent in masonry style layouts. We’ll learn three different methods for pulling off a masonry layout, discuss the ins and outs of each and make sure that the result is beautifully responsive and reflows based on browser … Read the rest of the article on : Design Shack