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Post Posted: June 26th, 2011, 10:41 am

Thats like asking what camera you should use to take good pictures. It doesn't matter if you don't know the theory. In the end the best camera in the world can still take horrible pictures if you don't understand photography. In the same way all the image tools around will still make a crappy logo i...

Post Posted: June 26th, 2011, 10:35 am

@jozemaner I'd suggest using a tool made for video like After Effects. Then you just decide how long a flare should exist and your done. This kind of goes for the whole topic. If you want an effect in animation/video Photoshop is a somewhat clumsy way to do it. Everything from colorizing to PS filte...

Post Posted: April 25th, 2011, 2:12 pm

Border radius alone won't work with images. You need to convert the image to a background element and then round the corners on that.

Here's a little more info from Webdesignerwall

Post Posted: April 13th, 2011, 3:14 pm

Wow thats a lot of questions :-) I'll do my best though. I use my tablet with Photoshop/After Effects/Illustrator/Cinema4D/ZBrush with mapped buttons/settings but by default the tablets really just work like another mouse so they'll function with just about any program. I wouldn't worry about spendi...

Post Posted: April 13th, 2011, 2:51 pm

Reading all the instructions seems like so much work for $30...

Its no wonder they're all desperate for work.

Post Posted: April 13th, 2011, 2:23 pm

What you want to do shouldn't be too difficult using CSS3. However a small caveat before getting started is that this will only work in the more recent versions of mozilla/webkit browsers since it uses the vendor specific css3 selectors. If you need it to work in more browsers, you'll want to use a ...

Post Posted: April 13th, 2011, 12:36 pm

Hey Zaiah good to see you around here again (not that I should talk, I've been a bit MIA myself lately). Did you get everything figured out? If not I would recommend trying to combine the css files into a single one. That way you can find things that override each other and specify the order you thi...

Post Posted: January 28th, 2011, 12:27 pm

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Post Posted: January 17th, 2011, 3:50 pm

Your welcome. I would typically recommend making the center column a bit wider, mostly to give you room for text. One of Ozzu's excelent members has written a tutorial that should get you going.

tutorial-multi-column-layout-using-css-float

Post Posted: January 17th, 2011, 11:49 am

I wouldn't say its bad by any means. The colors are reasonably pleasing and clean. However, I thing it could use some work with visual hierarchy and spacing. Right now everything has about the same visual priority. Most of the font sizes are within a few pixels of each other and all the content bloc...

Post Posted: January 17th, 2011, 11:34 am

I assume what's causing all the problems is the "left" that you have specified in the CSS for all the columns. That means position from the left side of the item's parent which in this case is the body. So you essentially have on column thats supposed to be 101% to the right of the body me...

Post Posted: January 12th, 2011, 3:46 pm

I thought I'd blow through 200mb pretty quick, but based on the last two years usage (2x iphones grandfathered into ATT's original unlimited iPhone data plan)the numbers don't really add up. It looks like the average for data usage is close to 90MB per month with a max of 138MB in one month. Now gra...

Post Posted: January 12th, 2011, 2:07 pm

I disagree Silvertongue62. Forcing your images to 300ppi for digital applications is a really bad idea. Here's why. No computer screens (at least very few available to any consumer) can display a 300ppi image and will instead display all the image pixels at their native resolution of 72-100ppi. The ...

Post Posted: January 12th, 2011, 12:45 pm

That kinda sucks but if anyone is serving up HTML5 video now they should be serving multiple formats anyway. At the bare minimum we should be serving H.264 (Safari/Safari Mobile/IE9), OGG Theora (Chrome, Opera, FireFox) and WebM (Browsers of the Future). I also tend to think everyone should include ...

Post Posted: January 12th, 2011, 12:31 pm

I ran across this article on Smashing Magazine today and as I scrolled through it I was realizing that I already do a lot of these things on new sites we launch. So now I'm curious if most other people are building sites that adapt to the display device or fixed sites in favor of other solutions. So...
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