This tutorial will show you how to create that awesome technique we see in newer websites. It’s that diagonal text shadow effect usually seen in large header areas. The effect cannot be done in code (at least not yet), but it’s certainly possible using Photoshop. Below are some examples of what I’m talking about: Notice

I decided to go unconventional on this free theme. It’s called “Maximum“. It spans the full width of the browser – something you don’t see very often. It also loads fast, due to the limited use of images. I feel the WordPress users might look for a theme that’s different, one that’s pretty and one

Ooooh, you’re gonna like this one. This is a homepage of a phone app that I had sitting in my hard drive for some time. It was one of those deals that the client never got back to me. “Lessons in life” kind of deal. That’s why now I ask for a deposit up front

Educational institutions, particularly universities and colleges have definitely increased the quality of their web pages. In terms of design, usability and accessibility -you will notice that the designers of these sites mean business. Either to publish the latest school news, attract new students, or simply to show some school pride, the following websites will leave

Someday in your design career you may have to come up with a brilliant layout for a client who wants a website for his string of supermarkets. I’ve always come to the traditional practice of “seeing what the competition is doing”, in order to paint a better picture of what to do. “Get inspired” so