In this Quick Tip video tutorial I’ll show you how to create a rating system using CSS, web fonts and sprites.
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Avoiding repetitive tasks is always going to speed up your workflow. In today’s Quick Tip we’ll do just that, by utilizing Photoshop’s actions panel and combining it with hotkeys. Watch this quick screencast and I guarantee you’ll save tons of time next time you’re designing!
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In this Quick Tip we’re going to create a cool stitching effect in Photoshop. We won’t be using brushes, we won’t be relying on patterns – we’re going to use a really simple and fast alternative.
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It’s been quite a journey, but we’ve reached the end! Let’s finish off our SimpleAdmin theme by sorting out the side menu, styling the forms and buttons, then implementing some JavaScript touches.
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Let’s continue with our SimpleAdmin coding by tackling the Dashboard page. We’ll begin by setting out all the markup, then we’ll move on to styling the navigation and tab area.
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It’s time to translate our admin layout into a working template. We’ll begin by setting out the markup for our Login page, then we’ll hit the stylesheets..
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In this, the third part of our Admin theme series, we’ll look at finishing off the Dashboard layout. We’ll design the all-important form elements, alerts and some additional controls.
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It’s time for the second part in our SimpleAdmin screencast series. In the previous video we covered the login page, today we’ll design our dashboard including tables, a sidebar and tabbed interface.
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Join me in this screencast series as we build a clean, flexible admin template. We’ll begin by mocking up our designs in Photoshop and today we’ll get the ball rolling with our login page.
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