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

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

Alright, alright – what’s the story behind the silly name. Well one of my favorite movies is “V for Vendetta “, where the main character’s favorite movie is “The Count of Monte Cristo“. Both movies are classic tales of retribution and payback – which I love. Therefore, when I was coding the theme, I may

This tutorial will walk you through how I created my new logo. It’s nothing fancy – just a group of fonts appearing to overlap each other – giving it that three dimensional effect. It’s fun and friendly – just how I want my brand to be. The best part about it is: it’s very easy

This week I’m giving away a PSD mock up for a potential client that I had a while back. The company is a Software Development Group for medical equipment inventory systems. They are responsible for developing systems for hospitals to be able to track their supplies. From bar code scanning, billing and sophisticated inventory tracking

Finally done with a simple theme called Blue Rooster. The theme is a two column layout with a extra templates that can convert your blog into a CMS. The sidebar and footer are both widgetized, author and category templates included, as well as social buttons already intact. The theme style is a mix of rounded