CSS Creator Forum
A phpBB forum for CSS developers from novice to expert. Topics include beginner questions, howtos, layouts, styling, site check, and other non-CSS related categories. If you prefer a forum to mailing lists like css-discuss, this is the place to go.
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Feb 11, Web Design und Marketing - Die Grundlagen des Internet
Was bedeutet Web Design und Marketing wirklich? Was ist ein Web Site Hosting Provider? Was bedeuet ecommerce web design? Hier finden Sie Information...
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Design Eye for the Usability Guy
Design By Fire has a fun Queer Eye inspired design make over for usability guru Jakob Nielsen's boring but practical Guidelines for Visualizing Links.
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Link Building 101 - Resources and Tools
Every now and then, there is a forum post worth bookmarking and a Search Engine Watch thread that compiles an excellent list of link-building resources is such a post. The post, and the comments that follow, provides for a very comprehensive list of tools, articles, forum threads and knowledge bases that can be found on the Internet. Good job Nacho.
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GAWDS new web design
The Guild of Accessible Web Designers (GAWDS) haver re-designed their website. The design was created by Phil Treble, who won the design competition as part of the launch of the Guild.
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Web Design - The Importance Of Design Simplicity For Business Websites.
Search engines don’t care about Web Design. People do. While search engines will not index a website for its great layout, but for the content, people will forget the website that has nothing distinctive about it. No visual impact, no interest! Now, if you are a serious online entrepreneur and want to have a website that sends the right message to the visitors, you must know that there are some web design techniques simply inappropriate for a business website.
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May 18, Preise für Corporate Design & Print Design
Hier finden Sie eine übersichtliche Zusammenfassung unserer Corporate Design Dienstleistungen und die dazugehörigen Preise.
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The Top 10 Things They Never Taught Me in Design School

I had to post this article below. It was simply so spot-on with regards to the cold, hard realities of design work that I would have been in the wrong for now sharing it….

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Free Clip Art Role In Your Graphic Design And Web Design
Clip art is basically pre-made images that can be used to design any media. Of course, you can also create your own images instead of using clip art as clip art is something everyone has access to. However, the advantage with clip art is that you don’t have to spend time creating images to place on the website. You just have to get these clip art software that are available on the internet.
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Useful Tips for Effective Web Design
Here are some essential web design tips that every web site should follow. Design your web site by following these tips and I guarantee that visitors will have a great first impression of your site.
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Custom List: The Titans
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CMS Program
Forum: SoftwarePosted By: Ruks12Post Time: 03-01-2007 at 11:48
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Photoshop Help!
Forum: Help Me!Posted By: BhushanPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 11:04
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Brumbrum
Forum: ShowcasePosted By: NaratePost Time: 03-01-2007 at 09:25
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Newspaper
Forum: Help Me!Posted By: patPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 08:07
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Newbie looking for some help
Forum: Help Me!Posted By: 4WardMotionPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 14:48
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Usability and Design News: Screen Resolution, Page Layout, Hot Spots
Jakob Nielsen and Andy King both have new articles at their sites that cover window resolution, user-friendly website design, and related issues. This important topic is also regularly discussed and debated in Web design and development discussion lists. Below I've highlighted their articles, but be sure to check them out in full, too (links below). (658 words, 9 links, 2 images)
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Guild of Accessible Web Designers Launch
A new organisation called the Guild of Accessible Web Designers (GAWDS) launched today. It is a an organisation designed to promote accessible web design standards and promote designers and developers who put those standards into practice.By seeking to give those organisations and individuals who practice accessible web design a comptetitive edge - accessible web design skills will become more desirable within the 'web design industry' - and therefore be adopted more widely.The Guild also aims to become provide support, education and eventually accreditation to its members - pushing up skill levels; thus making more sites accessible to more people.
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Advertising website
Forum: Help Me!Posted By: Ruks12Post Time: 03-01-2007 at 11:36
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lightbox & swf = hell
Forum: Web StandardsPosted By: ohbeatboxPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 13:49
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New Website Tutorialism.com Offers a Free Social Bookmarking Service for Online Tutorials, Allowing Users to Submit Their Favorite Graphic and Web Design Tutorials
The new website at http://www.tutorialism.com is the first social bookmarking service for web design and graphic design tutorials. It enables users to submit online tutorials and articles they like and vote for them or interact with other members of the design community. [PRWEB Jul 13, 2006]
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Photo needed - any ideas?!?
Forum: PhotographyPosted By: T-BagPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 13:43
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CSS Reboot
Is an "attempt to bring together Web professionals who design with CSS and standards in mind to launch their redesigns on May 1st." A good place to window shop for design inspiration. Drop a slice of humblepie in Adam's mailbox for me on the way out.
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Design Melt Down
A web resource about web design techniques. Hunt, Ben
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Flash text size
Forum: FlashPosted By: adam cPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 10:32
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Competitive Gaming Site seeking help
Forum: EmploymentPosted By: BlackStallionPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 13:02
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Selling Shared-Server Space
Forum: BusinessPosted By: brettsinnPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 11:45
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Marc's List of the Best Editors
Forum: Web DesignPosted By: Marc.RRPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 08:49
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great album covers
Forum: General DiscussionPosted By: d*dPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 08:45
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Web Design Technologies
Basic/Beginner, 2nd November 2002, Nigel Peck. In this article we introduce the technologies used in Web Design and how they fit together to build effective web sites.
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Dec 25, Hochwertiges Corporate Design für Ihr Unternehmen...
Wir bringen die Einzigartigkeit Ihres Unternehmens zur Geltung: Corporate Design inkl. Logo, Visitenkarten & Briefpapier
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Jul 15, Hochwertiges Corporate Design für Ihr Unternehmen...
Wir bringen die Einzigartigkeit Ihres Unternehmens zur Geltung: Corporate Design inkl. Logo, Visitenkarten & Briefpapier
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Web Sites and Buildings
A good way to get insight into the complexity of web design is to compare it to more familiar design disciplines. Hunt, Ben
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Managing Clients' FTP/Email/Monthly Fees
Forum: BusinessPosted By: brettsinnPost Time: 03-01-2007 at 11:46
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Custom List: Sponsored Links - Weekly
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Simplicity
Simple web design delivers huge benefits to designer, client and user. When a design doesn't seem to work, ask what should be taken away before asking what's missing. Hunt, Ben
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XHTML Web Design for Beginners Part One
Basic/Beginner, 28th December 2002, Nigel Peck. This article is for those who want to learn Web Design from scratch using the latest version of HTML, XHTML.
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Redesign in Progress
{style:phreak;} is undergoing a redesign. After 3 other prototypes I decided to go with a minimalist design. I'll be working on this new design, tweaking and pulling until it's done - hopefully that will be by the end of the week.So, if you notice anything strange, other than the psychotic clown, don't fret - I'm [...]
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May 18, Corporate Design fr Sie - Zum gnstigsten Preis Deutschlands...
Mit einem gelungenen Corporate Design gewinnen Sie auf effektive Weise neue Kunden. Wir gestalten Ihre Corporate Identity samt Logo, Visitenkarten und Briefpapier.
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Accessible Web Design in Practice Training Course
There are still a few places left on the next Making Connections Unit, Accessible Web Design in Practice training course on the 9th and 10th of December. This a 2 day course being run in Glasgow Caledonian University Library in the Centre of Glasgow; the venue is close to both main Glasgow bus and train stations. Register your interest in the course by filling in the booking form.About the courseThis course is not about creating unattractive 'text only' pages; accessible design is about designing for disabled people and non-disabled people. The training combines off-line discussion and learning, with online experience and examples - including hands-on experience of surfing websites with text browser, a screen reader and using the keyboard only. Hands-on activities include using online checking tools to check the validity and accessibility of websites - and interpreting the results. The first day of the course builds an understanding of what is meant by accessible web design, and give a 'framework for thinking' - that provides a context for the topics covered in day two. I consider this an important aspect of the course; but it is not addressed, as far as I am aware, on any of the other accessible web design courses. This first day also gives and understanding of what HTML is, how it should be used, and makes makes it accessible or not accessible. The training is aimed at helping publishers manage their web content in a more efficient and flexible manner; accessible web design is about more than learning individual HTML techniques (although you learn the techniques as well). Accessible web design is about understanding how to manage and publish web content in the most flexible way - cutting down the work web publishers have to do to reach their widest possible audience. The second days is more 'topic' based, i.e. how do you make PDFs, web text, forms accessible, making pages accessible for people with particular impairments, and so on. The course is taught in a very 'interactive' manner - questions and discussion are the basis of the learning - with frequent reviews of what has been learned.In addition to the training itself, all course participants will take away extensive notes and articles for all of the topics (listed on the course outline at http://www.mcu.org.uk/services/training.html) for both days.About The Making Connections UnitThe Making Connections Unit, set up by Jim Byrne and David Donald in 1996, has been a pioneer in the area of Internet accessibility. It is based in Glasgow Caledonian University and provides web accessibility consultancy and services to nation and local government, as well as the voluntary sector, not for profit and private sector.About your tutor Jim Byrne Jim is a recognised expert in the field of accessible web design and has a thorough awareness of practice and policy issues. A former Disability Information and Training Officer, he has extensive experience delivering staff development and training programmes within the public, private and voluntary sector. He has written and spoken widely on the subject of accessible Web design, including publications for The Scottish Accessible Information Forum, and articles for The Times Higher Education supplement and a host of online magazines. He has also spoken about the subject of accessible web design on radio and television. In 2001 he was identified as one of Scotland's 'movers and shakers in e-commerce in Scotland' for his work in the area of Web accessibility (NB Magazine, June, 2001). Jim has been using and programming computers on a daily basis since 1979, and learning about how to design accessible websites since 1996.Register for the course now at http://www.mcu.org.uk/services/bookingform.htmlPlease don't hesitate to get back in touch if you would like further information about the course.Please pass this information on to other people you know who are interested in accessible web design.
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Setting Up in Web Design
A 10-step guide to setting up a web design or development business. Hunt, Ben
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An example: UK University Accessible Web Design Plan
This Accessible Web Design Plan may provide a useful 'jumping off' point for universities in the UK as they consider developing their own web accessibility policies and plans.
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Web Design Resources
All, 11th September 2003, Nigel Peck. This article provides short reviews and links to other resources on the Internet that feature information on Web Design, Internet Marketing and Usability.
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Site Launch > MondayMorningInsight.com

Daily Innovation, Ministry Insights, and Thoughts from Todd Rhoades for Pastors and Church Leaders.http://www.MondayMorningInsight.com

It's always interesting how the timing on projects works out - here's the second site launch announcement in a week and a half, and I have a third site waiting for one last change before it goes live as well.I'm pleased to announce the re-launch of http://www.MondayMorningInsight.com - another site implemented on ExpressionEngine. This time the site is a blog that outgrew it's Typepad roots. Boyink Interactive played more of an 'implementation partner' role in this project, as site owner Todd Rhoades provided the overall site design (and I already see some changes he's making..;) ).The biggest goal of this implementation was to take greater advantage of the site archives (all imported from Typepad) - which have over 1000 posts going back to September of 2004. To this end, we created category pages that function as portal pages by showing:

• The latest posts in that category
• Reviews of related books and other resources
• Related posts from the new forums, which also run on EE. This function took some custom code, and another EE weblog was used to store the relationships between the weblog categories and forum categories.

Other EE weblogs power the 'static' pages (About MMI, ect., the Book Reviews, and the (not used yet) header area advertisements.I think I had the lighter end of the project, as due to a new category structure and some mild changes to the structure of each post Todd had to go through and edit all of the existing content before the site could go live (and he appears to have survived!).So if you're involved with a church as a Pastor, leader, volunteer or staff member, head over to http://www.MondayMorningInsight.com -- you're sure to find some help, encouragement, challenges, and humor helpful in your work/ministry.
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Useful Web Design Tips
There are many aspects to designing an effective web site. Whether you own a company and are looking for advertise, promote, and sell your products and services, or you just simply want to create a web page that will tell others more about you, you want to be sure people will notice it. That is why effective Web Design is essential to the promotion of yourself, your product, and, of course, your site.
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