Let’s face it, designing for the web is not like designing for print, especially when you have make a navigation bar that is both cool looking and usable. Sure, you can always make it a horizontal line and use a modern font to make it “nice”, but sometimes taking the longer road brings...
Far from us to be the authority on what is good and bad but we are going to take sides as we talk about Logo Redesign Projects, that (we perceive) have Gone Wrong.
Before we get going, we would like to give credit to the wonderful folks at Brand New, we have been following them for a long while now, and we...
Creating a packaged goods product design is no easy feat, especially as there are so many of them. Taking the next step, and designing a great site to add to it is up there in the “sweet spot stratosphere” but that step is often not taken.
Often times what happens with packaged good product...
Recently we posted the first part of this tutorial, on how to make a Bee fly.
In this post (part 2) we will add a motion guide to the Bee, and by that really make the Bee fly from spot to spot.
A recap, at the end of the first part we left out Bee flapping it’s wings in place. Here is how this...
Mega Drop-Down menus are not new, they have been around for a bit, however most designers rarely get to use them. The reason Mega Drop-Down menus are not often used is that on most projects they are not needed, there is simply not enough volume, in terms of items on a menu.
Most web design projects might...
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Oh, the joys of learning code. Designers are not meant to code, but ales we do it anyways. A bit of HTML here a bit of JAVA script there, but PHP? Are you out of your mind? Well with WordPress being so popular many have started learning PHP in order to stay afloat. And if you are one of those who has to...
