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What’s new for designers

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What’s new for designers

Posted February 14th, 2012 by admin with No Comments

Hello there, this Post is an amazing list of what’s new nowadays for designers, and it’s full of formidable solutions for your everyday workflow, you have to give it a try, trust me!
This post is originally found on a gorgeous blog called “Webdesigner Depot” that I love very much.
Enjoy your reading folks!

The February edition of what’s new for web designers and developers includes new web apps, frameworks, jQuery plugins, WordPress tools, and some really great new fonts.
Many of the resources below are free and are sure to be useful to a lot of designers and developers out there.
As always, if we’ve missed something you think should have been included, please let us know in the comments.
And if you have an app or other resource you’d like to see included next month, tweet it to @cameron_chapman for consideration.

Zip.js

Zip.js is a JavaScript library for zipping and unzipping files. It’s a great addition to an online file management system or site where users need to upload content.

40 Quality Photoshop UI Design Tutorials

Posted December 1st, 2011 by admin with 2 Comments

This time I don’t have so much to comment, more then what the Authors of this Article already did.
I found on “PSD Tuts+“, an amazing list of UI Design Tutz that’s simply rock, and have to say just the same word:
Enjoy!

Want to improve your interface design skills? If so, then check out this group of Photoshop tutorials. There are loads of tuts here to get started with basic elements and work your way up to full interface designs,

Exporting From Photoshop

Posted December 1st, 2011 by admin with No Comments

Hello there, this time I have a nice Post from the best Site all over the world “Smashing Magazine“, that’s will made some concepts clear for your and your workflow with Photoshop.
Enjoy!

Congratulations. You’ve just completed a pixel-perfect mock-up of an app, and you’ve gotten the nod from everyone on the team. All that’s left to do is save the tens, hundreds or maybe even thousands of production assets required to bring it to life.

It’s probably the least interesting part of designing software, usually entailing hours of grinding. Saving images to multiple scales — as required by iOS and other platforms — adds complication to the process. But there are ways to streamline or automate the exporting process.

20 Free Online Tools for Website Speed Testing

Posted November 22nd, 2011 by admin with No Comments

Hello Folks, after a while I’m here again with another bunch of good stuff that I’ve found around the web.
First I would like to post a really interesting article from “Six Revisions”, about some really cool tools that will help you to increase your Website Speed Testing.
Enjoy!!!

We all should be aware by now that Internet users are impatient when it comes to waiting for a web page to load. Thus, your website’s performance and ability to render speedily is critical to its usability and, ultimately, its success.

In order to help you build faster websites and identify troublesome website performance bottlenecks, consider incorporating some of the following tools into your web development process.

Creating a Futuristic Workspace for a Beautiful Girl

Posted August 25th, 2011 by admin with 1 Comment

Hello there,
recently I found a Tutorials on a fantastic blog that you know for sure called “10Steps“, and I think to post it here, because it simply but it produce a gorgeous effect.
Enjoy!

This tutorial will show how to define brush presets, using smart objects and also other simple techniques to create a futuristic workspace of a cute-looking business woman.

Create a document with 1000×700 pixels. Fill the background with a gradient as shown below. The gradient starts with #000000 at the top left and #245574 at bottom right.