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Roundup: 40 Must Have HTML5 and jQuery Tutorials
05 Dec, 2012
Written by Bogdan+ / Comments Off on Roundup: 40 Must Have HTML5 and jQuery Tutorials
When starting learning how to create web applications or websites, one of the most popular advice is to read tutorials and put them into practice. There are a plethora of web development books but the theory is useless without jumping into action. Nowadays thanks to the evolution of the web, we have a lot of
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20 Eye-Catching Headline Fonts
04 Dec, 2012
Written by Bogdan+ / Comments Off on 20 Eye-Catching Headline Fonts
The headline is the most important part of a message because it’s purpose is to attract the user in a split of a second. A good headline will only give out the necessary information to lure the audience, so besides the carefully picked words, typography is the next most important factor. The style must be
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How to Create an Effective Christmas Catalogue
30 Nov, 2012
Written by Bogdan+ / Comments Off on How to Create an Effective Christmas Catalogue
Christmas is a great time to promote your business. After all, people are feeling merry and are already in the mood to make purchases. Whether you sell toys or office supplies, you can boost your end-of-year sales with a Christmas catalogue. Read on to learn how to make a really effective one.
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Need A Logo? Hire Someone To Make It For You
27 Nov, 2012
Written by Bogdan+ / Comments Off on Need A Logo? Hire Someone To Make It For You
One of the most important component of a brand is its logo. If the logo fails to deliver the message and to make the user memorize it, then your business with have a bumpy ride. There are some very basic rules when creating a logo: it must be easily memorable, clear, unique and simple.
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Three Iconic Icon Designs That Your Kids Won’t Understand
26 Nov, 2012
Written by Bogdan+ / Comments Off on Three Iconic Icon Designs That Your Kids Won’t Understand
Fun fact, the thing you think of a heart? You know, the little Valentine’s shaped chocolates you get? That isn’t supposed to be a picture of a heart. It’s supposed to be the seedpod of the Silphium plant. It was a popular symbol of romance in the Roman Empire because, well because it was a
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PowerMockup: Create Wireframes and Storyboards with PowerPoint
20 Nov, 2012
Written by Andreas Wulf / Comments Off on PowerMockup: Create Wireframes and Storyboards with PowerPoint
I’d like to thank the folks at TDM for giving me the chance to introduce you to PowerMockup, a wireframing tool that my small company has developed. PowerMockup is an add-on for Microsoft PowerPoint with hundreds of templates for user interface controls and icons.
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