In this article we’ll discuss how we can use design to implement the principles laid out by AIDA (the marketing acronym, not the Italian opera) and help create sales-orientated web pages.
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Quick Tip: Versioning Your Graphics Files With Dropbox
Version control isn’t just something for developers and doesn’t just apply to code. Having a version history of your graphics documents may save you from that awful moment when you realize you’ve scrubbed over a crucial stage of the design process. Thanks to Dropbox, you might already be storing versions of your work without even having noticed..
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Five Quick Web Design Tips From Team Envato
I recently had the pleasure of spending two weeks in Malaysia at the 2012 Envato Meetup. What a place! During our stay there I took the opportunity to glance over my colleagues’ shoulders, picking up tips and tricks as they worked. Here are five brilliant web design tips from the Envato team which I reckon you’ll love..
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New in Fireworks CS6: jQuery Mobile Themes
Adobe have been using Labs as a testing area for features and extensions for some time. One such extension, which now ships as standard, allows jQuery Mobile themes to be built in Fireworks CS6 and exported as usable code.
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CSS3 Transforms and Transitions: New on Premium
In our latest Premium tutorial, we’ll look at some practical applications of CSS transforms and transitions. Whilst not yet fully supported across all browsers, these techniques are well worth adding to your skill set for the future.
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Which Tuts+ Site Should We Launch Next?
We’re planning our next few Tuts+ sites, and would love your opinion and advice on which topics you think we should cover next! We’d be really grateful if you could take a minute to answer our quick poll and share your thoughts…
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Applying Fitts’ Law To Mobile Interface Design
Fitts’ Law is an essential principle of Human-Computer Interaction theory that was formulated almost 60 years ago. It’s critical to UX design for the desktop and laptop, but with interaction techniques being vastly different on mobile devices can we still use it the same way? We’ll look at what Fitts’ Law consists of and how it is applied to design on mobile devices.
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New in Fireworks CS6: CSS Properties and Sprites
Continuing our look at new features in Adobe Fireworks CS6, let’s now check out some of the ways in which you can directly output your work as browser-friendly code.
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What’s New in Fireworks CS6?
As you’ll probably know, I just love Adobe Fireworks; it’s my favorite tool for creating images in a multi-screen environment. Thanks to the release of Fireworks CS6 my love affair has blossomed even further, so over the next few days we’re going to look at some of the reasons why.
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Web Design Workshop #9: Illyria Insurance
Web Design Workshop is our weekly community project where we ask readers to submit their work for your friendly, constructive criticism. It’s the perfect way to learn, offer opinions and have your own work critiqued! This week, a concept for an insurance company in Kosovo..
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