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Posted on November 11th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
What is the HTML/CSS? What is the W3C? Why do we separate HTML and CSS from each other when designing our sites? Here is some basic information regarding HTML and CSS, if you have any questions leave a comment! Keep sending tutorial suggestions I appreciate it, as well as the subscriptions! These are some of the things that need an explanation before you get into web design! Enjoy! Remember check out www.neacedesign.com
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Posted on November 10th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
This is a quick video to show you the basics of HTML working with some basic CSS on a webpage. This is the first of a short series i have been asked to do to help explain the building process of a website from start to finish. I am firstly providing a basic explanation and know how of some the coding language that I normally use in website design. Please Comment, Rate and Subscribe! ~ Harry Finn
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Posted on November 8th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
I’ve been looking at the graphic design business and I’ve seen almost all of the place from professional to amateur offer a ‘free quote’. Maybe I’m just projecting here, but this concept just seems a tad pretentious.
I mean making graphics on a digital program isn’t something you really need to quote, heck it isn’t even something one should charge for; it’s almost too easy to create an uninspired piece of vector art these days and most companies do. Another aspect of the quote I don’t get is the fact that there aren’t too many expenses that need to be…
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Posted on November 8th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
Give me your opinion. Talking STRICTLY web design here.
Also please don’t harp THAT much on the vector aspect, I use Adobe Illustrator CS3, so unless you see a reason why working with vectors with Fireworks is better than working with them in Illustrator, just keep that minimal.
I’m looking for a compelling argument. Not that you couldn’t make one out of vectors vs. raster, but many people I know will try to simply answer (Fireworks does vectors and bitmap so it’s better) or something silly like that.
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Posted on November 7th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
I have experience with HTML and CSS, and have designed static websites before, but I don’t know how to go about producing a site that is linked to a database or online shoping-cart system.
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Posted on November 7th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
I have to create an art portfolio for a graduate program, my undergrad did not require it so it is my first time. I have done a graphic design portfolio but this is different to me. When I take pictures of my work should i have the painting or photograph fill the entire frame or have it up against a background hanging against a white or black wall? Thank you so much.
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Posted on November 7th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
It’s the right time to go global. Whether you are a global business giant or a local enterprise, you need to make your presence strongly felt in the virtual world. Your success depends to a large extent how your profile and portray your business with the right target audience. And your presence must be at once global in aspiration and local in essence.
Web design denotes the designing and graphical production of contents in a web site form, appearing on net. The language of designing used in most of these cases are, HTML, CSS, XHTML, java etc. Designing a…
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Posted on November 7th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
muqus.com Fireworks CS5. Tutorial. Working with Text. (1 of 3) Create expressive screen graphics for virtually any device rapidly with Adobe Fireworks CS5 software. Design websites, user interfaces, or rich media applications using both vector and bitmap tools. Import assets from Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator software and export to HTML and CSS, Adobe Flash Catalyst software, or the Adobe AIR runtime. Optimize final imagery with the industry’s leading screen graphics software. You can find a cheaper version of the product here http
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Posted on November 7th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
muqus.com Fireworks CS5. Tutorial. Creating Vector Shapes. (2 of 6) Create expressive screen graphics for virtually any device rapidly with Adobe Fireworks CS5 software. Design websites, user interfaces, or rich media applications using both vector and bitmap tools. Import assets from Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator software and export to HTML and CSS, Adobe Flash Catalyst software, or the Adobe AIR runtime. Optimize final imagery with the industry’s leading screen graphics software. You can find a cheaper version of the product here http
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Posted on November 7th, 2010 by David Montgomery Jr.
i’m only 14 but i’m thinking of going into the graphic design business when i am older ,every piece of paper i get i always draw on it random stuff that i have no idea what they are i draw all over my school equipment and i cant stop its very addictive and i like doing it,so…how well would be payed for graphic designing
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