There is plenty of reason to update the design of your website. With the internet changing all the time, it takes a certain kind of flare to keep ahead of the times and take a site into the future. If you are not a technical expert, it is often a good idea to get someone [...]
Cross processing (sometimes abbreviated to Xpro) is the procedure of deliberately processing photographic film in a chemical solution intended for a different type of film. The effect was discovered independently by many different photographers often by mistake in the days of C-22 and E-4. The process is seen most often in fashion advertising and band [...]
Sometimes as designers, we need ot use stock photography in our projects. but there is a little lesson you must keep in mind. The thing is, everyone has access to stock photography, and run the risk of using the same image in their project you just used in yours.
As many designers know, the days of designing to a specific resolution are coming to a dramatic close. So just how easy is it to create fluid layouts? Well, believe it or not, you’ve kinda been doing it a while.
As design trends are continuously changing, as designers and usability experts, we must learn to change with the times. Conventions change, user expectations change, and for various reasons. One of the more popular reasons these trends are changing for 2011 is due the extremely vast amount of devices out there with various resolutions. Good by [...]
Like many other designers and developers, I also have an itch for photography. After scouring the internet for a tutorial on how to – specifically – shoot HDR photos with my new Nikon D3000, I was a bit disappointed. I found some interesting posts and discussions, but no real step by step guide specific to [...]
So I was tasked with solving a unique issue – I need to create a video player that preloads a FLV in FULL before beginning playback. This is to ensure that regardless of where the actual FLV is hosted, all users worldwide will experience seamless playback, with high quality video. Here is how I did it.
As a usability expert, I decided to quickly review Userfly (http://www.userfly.com) and share my findings with the community.
In this article, I want to share the CSS “Sliding Doors” technique by providing the code. Also, I want to share a way in which this was implemented successfully into SAP EP in order to control the look and feel of the first level top navigation (tabs).
Efficiency, memorability, and error reduction are the three most important usability attributes considered in the design of an intranet or portal. Read the rest of this article to learn more about these three principles.
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