Tutorials and Resources for Web Designers
Digital workers are highly fortunate. We’re able to work from wherever we want, whenever we want, and control work entirely on our own terms. Of course, most of us have clients to please, deadlines to meet, and projects to work on, but outside the specifications of our career, we’re tied to relatively few guidelines and requirements.
In this photoshop tutorial you will learn how to create a blog design from scratch using a combination of gradients and selections.
I am excited to announce that my first post for Six Revisions has been published. I would like to thank Jacob Gube for helping me through this process to get to the finished product. He is a talented stand up guy who I am looking forward to working with in the future.
This is an exciting moment for Three Styles and I want to thank all of the faithful readers for supporting us.
Head on over to Six Revisions to check out my christmas list post!
I am extremely excited about launching the mobile version of Three Styles! Mobile devices that browse the web are rising in number each month so it was important to me to have a fast mobile version of Three Styles.
This is the second part in a three part series. Today we will be covering the Border attribute. The first article was on the Background Attribute and the last article will be on the Font Attribute so stay tuned and subscribe. Part one of this CSS series is linked below.
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Sometimes making something simple can be much more difficult than creating something complex in the design world. I went through and found these 20 sites that I think fall into the “minimalist” category, yet are still highly effective. Another reason a lot of these sites stand out is their typography. If you are planning a “minimalist” site you MUST have good typography or it will turn from being simple and professional to ugly and amateurish.
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Have you ever wondered how blogs such as Smashing Magazine, Vandelay Design, Three Styles (That’s Me) display their feed count in a custom way? Well I ran across a tutorial at Blogussion Which provides the code to bring the feed in text format. Today I am not only going to show you how to use the code provided by Blogussion, but I am going to show you a few ways you can customize it using CSS and images.
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