Win a Web or Logo Template from TemplateWire

11 Mar 2010

In this giveaway, five readers will get a chance to win an XTHML/CSS, Flash, or logo template of their choice from TemplateWire.com. Read on to see how you can partake in this giveaway.

About the TemplateWire

TemplateWire is a provider of premium XHTML/CSS templates, Flash templates and logo templates at affordable prices. For $49, you can get 12 months of unlimited access to all premium templates. Or you can get 3 months of access for $29. You can use the templates on an unlimited number of websites for you or your clients. You can follow TemplateWire on Twitter to keep up with news about them and also to discover some great links and resources.

How to Participate

Step 1: Go to TemplateWire and find your template

Head over to TemplateWire and search for a template that you want to win. Take note of the template ID. You have a choice of over 180 XHTML/CSS templates, Flash templates and Logo templates.

Step 2: Leave a comment with the template ID

Come back here and leave a comment that includes the template ID you want to win.

Giveaway Details

This giveaway ends on March 15, 2010 after which commenting on this post will be disabled. Please leave a valid email address when filling out the comment form so that we can contact you if you win. Five winners will be randomly selected using the same methodology as other Six Revisions giveaways in the past.

About the Author

Jacob Gube is the Founder and Chief Editor of Six Revisions. He’s also a web developer/designer who specializes in front-end development (JavaScript, HTML, CSS) and PHP development, and a book author. If you’d like to connect with him, head on over to the contact page and follow him on Twitter: @sixrevisions.

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2 Responses to Win a Web or Logo Template from TemplateWire

Kristen

March 20th, 2010 at 8:09 am

Nintendo Gamecube was great for younger audiences and more casual players, and had a lot of great 1st party titles (not so much 3rd party). Playstation 3 had a huge slew of games to choose from. XBox was the first entry into the gaming industry for Microsoft, so they went for hardcore gamers and brought about a lot of titles which synced with their Xbox Live program, so they introduced a lot more mature titles.

Overall, for the money, i say get a Gamecube. The games are fun, the console has always been cheap (100 bucks brand new), and worst comes to worst, if you get a Wii (like everybody apparently is doing) then all the games are backwards compatible with no strings attached.

Jon H

April 3rd, 2010 at 3:12 am

There are many soft-wares available in the market for doing this. Like "The Logo Creator" and so on. You can just Google it to find more. But I would not advice you to buy them directly.
Firstly download the trial version from their site, test run it and if you find one suitable then only purchase it.

Secondly, if if you know a bit of designing please use professional logo template from any template site say, . They have a very good category wise logo listing at an affordable prize.

Thirdly, you can use any professional graphic design or web design service available in your area, find it by goggling it.

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