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Posted by Henri Junttila in Design, Featured Articles on 02 5th, 2010 | No Comments

New Featured Author of the Week: Imaginem

Author’s Username: imaginem Member Since: March, 2009 Location: Undisclosed How Come? Imaginem, though only a member since the first quarter of 2009, already has over a dozen popular templates for sale on ThemForest. Imagine the kind of income that is possible when you have so many products to draw income from! He’s 100% deserving of this week’s feature, and represents what’s possible on our site. Portfolio Sample Clockwork 7 in 1 “Clockwork is a premium CSS HTML template most suitable...

Posted by DLM Writers on 02 8th, 2010 Financial Management Tips ...

Financial Management Tips for Freelancers & DesignM.ag - StumbleUpon: “Most freelance designers are experienced and talented with their trade, but not so much when it comes to financial issues. In this post I’d like to share some things that I have learned through my own experience of being self employed that I think will be able to help others. I am in no way a financial professional and...

Posted by Alex Chitu on 02 8th, 2010 Google’s Super Bowl ...

Google’s search engine didn’t become popular because of advertising. Many people liked that it returned relevant results, it was fast and had a simple interface, so they told their friends to try it. Google rarely used traditional advertising to promote its products, but that started to change in 2007, when Google used billboards to promote GOOG-411. Last year, Google aggressively promoted...

Posted by DLM Writers on 02 8th, 2010 20 Varied Script Fonts For...

20 Varied Script Fonts For Valentine’s Day

If you buy into the Hallmark festival that is Valentine’s Day, thoughts of buying a card for your loved one may be on your mind. But why buy when you can spend a bit of time and LOVE and attention on your own card? Hmmm? Designers you are designing your card, aren’t you? Well if you’re looking for some typefaces that ooze class or look like some crazy handwriting, here are some suggestions...

Posted by DLM Writers on 02 8th, 2010 Monday Morning Quarterback...

Monday Morning Quarterback: Don’t Let What You Didn’t Do Kill Your Week

If you’re like most of the world, you look forward to the weekends. And maybe in your desire to reach Saturday, you take a few shortcuts and make a few promises to yourself to get the leftover work done at some point before Monday. Then, if you’re like me, you never have enough time to do it all and the weekend quickly gets away from you. Before you know it, you’re looking Monday...

Posted by K. Stone on 02 8th, 2010 Businesses Count the Cost ...

Businesses Count the Cost of Social Networking

A recent UK survey discovered that 57% employees were accessing sites such as Facebook and Twitter for an average of 40 minutes per week. It concluded that non-business use of the social networks was costing the UK ?1.38 billion every year ($2.28 billion US Dollars). Portsmouth City Council discovered that workers spent 413 hours a month using Facebook and promptly blocked the website. Other councils...

Posted by DLM Writers on 02 8th, 2010 A Quick Look at Mobile Web...

If there’s anything web designers learned from the past year, it’s that mobile web usage will continue to soar. Thanks to smartphones and social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook that promote on-the-go interaction with web applications, the amount of people using mobile devices to access the web has grown exponentially. There are over 4.5 billion mobile phones in usage today...

Posted by DLM Writers on 02 8th, 2010 60 Excellent Gadget Photos...

60 Excellent Gadget Photoshop and Illustrator Tutorials

Designing your own (or redesigning existing) gadgets such as MP3 Players, Game Consoles and Computers is an incredible way to improve your general skills in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator (or any other design-related software package for that matter). You’re bound to pick up new skills every time, even if you’re considered an expert. The following round-up of tutorials consists of 60...

Posted by Alex Chitu on 02 8th, 2010 Google Chrome Safe Mode...

Firefox has an option that lets you temporarily disable themes and extensions, so you can still use your browser even if one of your add-ons is buggy. It’s called safe mode and it’s “a special Firefox execution mode that can be used to troubleshoot issues in Firefox. In Safe Mode, you can reset some settings or disable add-ons that might be the source of the issue. By comparing Firefox...

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