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Is handwriting dead? In this digital era, more and more people don’t even know how to hand write anymore! Handwriting has lost ground to computer generated fonts. I personally like to believe that handwriting is not “dead”! I have an …
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Having an idea is just not enough. You need to make that idea happen. You need to pick the right idea from 100 ideas, shape it and develop it.
As a designer and a creative professional, you have lots of ideas. You need to take those ideas to the next level. In this case, the next level is to put your ideas on paper. So you need to elaborate sketches. This doesn’t mean that you must have really good drawing skills – you will create rough sketches, which are quick and cheap.
Today I want to share with you some of my favorite Photoshop actions. First of all, let me tell you a little about it: an action is a set of recorded commands which you can use on several photos to obtain a certain effect. These actions will help you add more light, sharpen or add some extra effects to your image, they’re absolutely great and they help you save a lot of time!
I’ve often heard that in web development “Content is king”. Well right now there is a power struggle on the go, and content is loosing ground.
I’m not suggesting that application will one day replace content, they are very different animals, and both are required for a successful website. But we are on the verge of the application age for web development; and in this age application, not content, is king.
The difference between web design and web development has become blurred. This confusion may cause problems for a web design company and its clients. Web design has become a generic term that encompasses design and development.
It is important for companies to make their clients aware that a successful website requires excellent design and development. Equally, clients should be prepared to make the effort to understand the difference. This understanding makes the specification and approval process more straightforward.