The trouble with Photoshop Tutorials is that there are a lot of them out there, but you only want the very best, most creative ones.
In this post, we’ve collected 40 of the very best and most extravagant tutorials for working with type. After working through a few of the most appealing looking ones to you, you should have more than a few ideas for creating your own, unique effects!
Every once in a while you will come across a page that just doesn’t seem ‘right’. There are three elements of a website that can be harmed by bad practice:
Considering the three points above, this article will explains the do’s and dont’s of certain design habits.
Logos make a big impact on how others view your blog or company. It is of great importance in creating brand identity, and you should be very careful in choosing one.
Below we have selected some beautiful and creative logos that will hopefully inspire you to be creative or give you an idea of what the current logo design trends are.
Image by elroySF
Changing the style of your links is probably the easiest change you can make in your design.
If you aren’t sure how to do it, there is a good explanation at Echo Echo. It will show you how.
It takes only seconds to try out a new look for your links. With that in mind, here are some of the best ways to style your links, to both look good and be usable at the same time.
Minimalism is a big craze at the minute. Think for a moment; how many pure white designs did you see online today?
There are good principles underneath this all of course, and most likely you already know them.
Minimalism = Less clutter = Less distractions = More time focusing on the important stuff.
But do all minimalist designs work with this principle in mind? Do you not feel that in some cases, a designer has just thrown a few divs together and dubbed his theme minimalist?
What Sarah Said is a personal blog, belonging to Sarah of course. It was picked out of a CSS gallery to be this week’s review candidate; a high quality candidate!
When I asked what the most important aspect of design was, many of you replied that it was readability; how easy it is to read your content.
People come to your blog to read articles, and the easier they are to read, the better. A design that obscures the content will only turn visitors away.
So what can we do to increase readability, and keep those readers reading?
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