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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 Ali on 03 11th, 2010
How to Tame Your To-Do Lis...
Do you use a to-do list? Most of us have some kind of running list of tasks which we want to get done (even if we keep this list in our heads). And I expect that at some point, like me, you’ll have had the experience of creating an extremely ambitious to-do list … only to end up completing just a fraction of the tasks on it.
A to-do list in itself isn’t any kind of magic. You might...
Posted by Alex Chitu on 03 11th, 2010
Color In Design: Black...
We’re coming close to the end of this series. Last week I posted about gray, with some examples of its use in web design. This week, we’re going darker and the focus is on black. Like grey, black provides a near-neutral background which allows other elements of the design to stand out. A lot of photography sites use a black background to allow the photographs take centre stage.
Black is a powerful...
Posted by DLM Writers on 03 11th, 2010
Do you want to learn every...
Well… we can teach you. Seriously. No strings attached.
All you need is enough spare time to read approximately 4 million threads and you’ll be an expert. That is the power of the SitePoint Forums! For those of you that don’t have that kind of time (or inclination), I’m going to make it easy for you. Each week I’m going to blog from the forums community, keeping you...
Posted by DLM Writers on 03 11th, 2010
Windows 7 Sells 90 Million...
Microsoft have reported that sales of Windows 7 have reached 90 million copies just 6 months after the new OS was launched to the public on October 22 2009.
The sales figures are more than double those of Vista throughout a similar period. Perhaps that’s not surprising: Vista obtained a bad reputation from day one and never recovered. Windows 7 is not a huge technical leap beyond Vista and many...
Posted by DLM Writers on 03 11th, 2010
Showcase of 20 Mobile-Frie...
Roughly 3-4% of our readers view this site via a mobile device and that percentage is growing week-to-week. They aren’t very high percentages but it was certainly high enough to prompt me into action – I started considering a mobile version of this site.
Let me start by saying that I didn’t want it look like an entirely stripped down version of the full site. I did want to keep...
Posted by DLM Writers on 03 11th, 2010
Save Time and Money by Sys...
Save Time and Money by Systematizing your Photoshop Workflow
“Repetitive tasks can quickly become tedious. As a designer, you probably often find yourself designing the same elements over and over from scratch. STOP!
“Wasting time is so old-fashioned. It also means you’re wasting money! So, let’s review some ways that you can automate and systematize your Photoshop workflow. And be sure to...
Posted by on 03 11th, 2010
LOGICAL Complete Site Pack...
LOGICAL Complete Site Pack by codedwhitespace, $12.
“This design is built to catch your eye with bold colors and the perfect amount of whitespace. This design would be best suited for a business, company, portfolio site, blog, as well as many more common websites. The code is heavily commented for easy navigation.”
SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "LOGICAL Complete Site Pack by codedwhitespace,...
Posted by Mr. Self Development on 03 11th, 2010
Express Yourself with Crea...
Today we’re excited to present Rapid Prototyping with SketchFlow, a tutorial by respected user experience professional Shane Morris.
Shane starts off by touching on the history of prototyping tools, and the complex challenges that they once posed for designers who found themselves having to curtail creativity to cater to what the tools themselves were capable of.
Fast forward a few years and the...