Come to think of it, Photoshop is barely out of it’s teens. So there must be great things ahead…I remember starting my self way back when Photoshop was at version 4.Flash Catalyst integration that is coming up really exites me for future releases.
- Know the purpose and goals of a website before starting to design, perhaps the audience.
- Plan the website layout according to the client’s perspective and interaction.
- Choose colors and color combination very carefully, go for browser safe colors.
- Keep the font style and size consistent throughout the website, maintain typography.
- Keep navigation and menu structure simple and clear, properly organized with sub-menus if any.
- Websites main header is the first impression, so make it stand out. Speak a bit louder.
- Divide content into sections and paragraphs using headings and bullets. This increases the content’s readability and impression.
- Use interesting images that compliment the website and integrate with its whole theme. Induce call to action.
- Each page of the website should have appropriate title and Meta tags to help rank well in search engines.
- Search box option is a must to help user find relevant information on the website.
A little robot who’s been thrown out to the scrap yard behind the
city must return and confront the Black Cap Brotherhood and save his
robot-girl friend.
on the demo site you get a taste for the game…the full game must be endless fun I am sure. If those kind of games are your type of game that is…
Happy clicking, VIA
How many times have you come to a website, where you want to buy, order, download or just find something, but you don’t see it right away. A sign of designers using their wonderful large (read humungous) screens, not thinking of netbook users, or just regular 15″ screen users. Simple, yet terribly useful tool to check out how your design will work in the real world.
German photographer Patrick Runte created a series of photos, showing what classic videogames would look like in real life…
link found on beautiful2.com
nice underlining of how nice ‘animated’ things things can be made without Flash…
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