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Five Logo Design Tips with David Airey
We see logos everyday – on blogs, on news sites and corporate websites, on buses and consumer goods, on buildings we pass by and advertisements, etc. Logo design changes with the trends of the moment, but there are things that always hold value, no matter what the “trends” say.
Is QUAKE LIVE the Future of Gaming?
id Software has released QUAKE LIVE – a free 3D multi-player game that is played directly within a browser. Does this offer a glimpse into the future of online gaming?
Take A Ride – A Wild FileRide
FileRide is a social startup designed to create interaction around ideas and interests. The design is striking, the utility clever and the philosophy behind it inherently interesting. For a desktop application, FileRide reveals what a real “walled garden” should look like. One with great big beautiful windows.
88 Outstanding Favicons and 6 Resources to Help You Create Your Own
Favicons have become a standard element in web design, and they can have a tremendous impact on brand recognition. Creating one that actually looks good and has consistent branding can be a challenge, so let’s applaud these 88 great designs.
Will Server-Side JavaScript ever catch on?
Server-side JavaScript appears to be a logical choice for web development but it has never become popular. Would you consider it for your next project?
How to Calculate Your Hourly Rate
If you’re new to freelancing or business ownership, you may be unsure about how to set your rates. Even if you’re a seasoned professional, it’s a good idea to revisit what you charge from time-to-time. This review of resources will guide you as you calculate your hourly rate.
Security Tip: Update Your Flash Player
Adobe applications come under more fire with alerts of serious security issues. Whilst no product is ever 100% immune to being hacked, the company’s response to threats has historically been limited. The latest warnings involve Adobe Flash, while ongoing security issues remain for Adobe Acrobat and Reader.
Flex Quiz Time: Last chance to win a copy of…
This is the last opportunity for some lucky person to walk away with their very own copy of Adobe CS4 Web Premium AND Flex Builder 3 Pro!
The Secret of Monetizing With Ads Without Sacrificing Design
Many times successful monetization means sacrificing the design. Here is the key to designing to support ads and how you can implement it in your own work.
280 North Announces Atlas: Web App Design Changed Forever?
Was there a seismic shift in how we’ll design apps in the future due to the announcement of Atlas at the Future of Web Apps conference today? That was the feeling that conference organizer Ryan Carson had, and it’s hard to disagree.
