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Over 500 million people use Facebook worldwide. It’s no wonder companies and brands are keen to make an impact using the social networking site with their respective pages. The new Facebook Timeline feature has been rolled out over the last few months for both profiles and pages. New features include space for a large photo at the top of the profile and a new layout for the ‘wall’. As more and more people use Facebook it is becoming more important than ever for companies and brands to maintain a well-crafted presence on the site by keeping up to date with the latest changes and adapting as necessary. Here is a roundup of some of the best Facebook Timeline Profiles from a range of companies. Read the rest of the article on : Webdesigner Depot

Whether you’re a designer, a developer (or both), chances are you don’t have a lot of spare time. With that in mind, here are some of my favorite WordPress plugins that can help you get things done and move on to the next project. You may also like… WordPress Plugins to Help Make Your Site Responsive → 10 WordPress Plugins to Help Optimize Performance → Mobile Toolbox for WordPress (Tutorials, Plugins and Themes) → Useful Plugins and Resources for Improving User Interactivity with WordPress → Read the rest of the article on : Speckyboy Design Magazine

Pinterest’s mission is to “connect everyone in the world through the ‘things’ they find interesting”via a global platform of inspiration and idea sharing. It is an incredible source for searching great home ideas, organization, craft projects, and other smart ways to improve your lifestyle. Improving your home office is no exclusion, and we’ve found that the site has a wealth of amazingly imaginative ideas for whipping your work space into shape. Here in this article you’ll find more than 30 fascinating ways to create your home office more prearranged, eye-catching, and pleasurable to work in. Creative containers: This residence place of work uses loaded baskets and even a rustic toolbox to hold trinkets, craft items, … Read the rest of the article on : SaveDelete

A fundamental difference between programming intensive web-development work and graphic-focused web-design is that everyone – client to business associates – has an opinion and an alternative vision for the latter. The technically-steep learning curve of coding, whether it be the front-end or server-side configuration, tends to elicit few opinions and observations, simply because only a handful of clients actually possess the technical skills to analyze and interpret such work. Not so with design. Design, in any medium or form, is a manifestation of individual tastes, which, again, are influenced by any number of factors ranging from natural predisposition to upbringing and education. It is particularly difficult to work for a living in any design-oriented field, as clients and associates will often have opinions and sugges … Read the rest of the article on : Speckyboy Design Magazine

Paper is a very delicate medium, yet it can, as this post proves, create beatiful and powerful art. Originally from Japan, the art of paper folding, as I am sure you will know, is called origami. Over the years its popularity has extended to all corners of the globe and has reached such a detailed and intricate level that it can now be thought of as an artform. You may also like… 40 Amazing Papercraft Templates for the Geek Inside You → Read the rest of the article on : Speckyboy Design Magazine

A great example of a site that uses colour to create a strong brand. I like the space and the simple flow of the site. This design was featured on the Tuesday 8th of May 2012. It falls under the category of Portfolio, and has a layout style of One Column. 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

WordPress has made it easier than ever for a web designer to setup their own blog. This system allows you to add content into your website and publish in a number of different ways. But with the ever-advancing Internet we are seeing posts transform into articles and webblogs are slowly turning into online magazines. In the realm of design we can find tens of hundreds of different design magazines. It really is a great way to get your name out onto the internet and may even turn a small profit. But it’s not as simple as throwing up a blog and writing some unique content. In this article I’ll share a few tips and ideas for managing your own WordPress-base … Read the rest of the article on : Speckyboy Design Magazine

Smashing Magazine has just released their third Smashing Book, Smashing Book #3: Redesign the Web, featuring all-new content for web designers and developers. This book differs from the previous two books in that it has a distinct theme throughout: redesigning websites. It starts out with the business side of redesigns, and then progresses to the technical aspects, including chapters on CSS3, HTML5, and JavaScript, as well as mobile design. Contributors to this edition include Elliot Jay Stocks, Paul Boag, Rachel Andrew, Aaron Walter, Ben Schwarz, Lea Verou, David Storey, Christian Heilmann, Dmitry Fadeyev, Marc Edwards, Aral Balkan, Stephen Hay, and Andy Clark. The first chapter, The Business Side of Redesign, written by Paul Boa … Read the rest of the article on : Webdesigner Depot

Advertise here with BSA Design elements related to weather are frequently used in any type of design and here is a nice icon set to visualize the weather conditions. Climacons is a set of 75 free pictographs that has items to reflect almost any type of weather. They are available bıth in .PSD + .AI in single layered files [...] Read the rest of the article on : WebResourcesDepot

Microsoft Office applications are part of many developers’ toolboxes—sometimes because company policy dictates their use, often because they reliably get the job done. Developers write specifications in Word, use Excel to keep track of their billable hours, or create PowerPoint presentations to communicate the project status to their superiors. There are numerous possible uses, and add-ins can make the Office suite even more powerful. FlowBreeze: Create Flowcharts in Excel Flowcharts are an easy way to plan an application in a step-by-step manner. As a developer, you can use them for such tasks as outlining the user workflow or documenting the steps of an algorithm. Although it’s possible to manually create flowcharts using the drawing tools that Office provides, I would recommend a much more comfortable solution: FlowBreeze, an add-in for automating the flowcharting process in Excel. All you have to do is type into … Read the rest of the article on : SaveDelete