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MotionCAPTCHA

Facebook-Web-Design — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 02:40:46 +0000

Here’s an interesting take on CAPTCHA:

MotionCAPTCHA is a jQuery CAPTCHA plugin, based on the HTML5 Canvas Harmony procedural drawing tool by Mr Doob and the $1 Unistroke Gesture Regonizer algorithm, requiring users to sketch the shape they see in the canvas in order to submit a form.

At the moment, it’s just a proof-of-concept — it only uses client-side gesture recognition, and doesn’t really have IE support — but the next releases will feature progressive enhancement and the ability to use this in production environments as a serious CAPTCHA alternative.

I’m not a fan of CAPTCHA in general, but this is an idea at least worth entertaining.

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Weekly Design Inspiration #9

Facebook-Web-Design — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 18:35:26 +0000

This article is part of our “Weekly Design Inspiration” series. We are showcasing once a week cool and inspirational designs submitted that week in the CrazyLeaf Web Gallery. If you think your website belongs here, you can submit it for review (link opens in new window).

Swiths

Harmony Republic

Bike & Saddle

Custodial Abuse

Cherokee Mills

Villa Dario

Carol Rivello

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Redesign: The Ultimate Travel Company

Facebook-Web-Design — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 14:54:32 +0000

One of my favourite clients at GSBA, The Ultimate Travel Company have lots and lots of information about lots and lots of destinations. We have just completed a reskin of their (MODx) site, aiming to make that information a bit easier to get around.

The big problem we were looking to address was one of nesting. With so many destinations, and destinations within destinations, it could take 6 to 10 clicks in some areas to find what you were looking for. The new site drops that to 3 to 5. We also added a search engine, something we all felt was conspicuous by its absence in the earlier incarnation of the site.

We refreshed the design as well, with a new homepage (with giant photos – we wanted to make more of their imagery), new news page, new destinations pages and a new colour scheme to replace the previous brown and orange.

The main addition, other than the search engine, was the new “Destinations” dropdown menu, which has gone from a simple styled list to an HTML/Flash hybrid, with a styled list and flash map working in harmony (we had lots of fun making the JavaScript and Flash talk to each other).

Redesign: The Ultimate Travel Company (posted from ZooTool).

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Harmony GTD

Facebook-Web-Design — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 11:22:55 +0000

Harmony GTD is a task management web 2.0 App that allows anyone to get started with the GTD (getting things done) philosophy. Harmony GTD is available for the web, iPhone and has a desktop App too, Harmony GTD stands out as a leading example of how task management apps should be designed. There is even a free trial available.
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38 Stunning Digital Nature Artworks Created With Terragen

BlogPoster — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 03:45:54 +0000

This is a showcase of Terragen and Vue Esprit landscape artworks.Terragen is a powerful solution for rendering and animating realistic natural environments. Vue is used extensively throughout the architecture, animation/special fx, and broadcast/advertising industries and has become an essential workflow component for many leading companies and studios.

And if you think what’s so special in these “photos”, then I will tell you these are not created with photo camera but rendered from scratch in Terragen! Pretty cool yes? Get inspired and look what can be created with modern software easily!

1. Erat by tigaer

2. Serenity by velociraptor

3. The Grand Canyon by CrAzYmOnKeY

4. Terragen Terrain Contest by Exntrik

5. Monazite Canyons by asetix

6. Mountain spring by 0smiler0

7. 3d Landscapes by Houston Hanna

8. Aqua blue by Tiger-I

9. Easy breezy by Tiger-I

10. In Perfect Harmony by 00AngelicDevil00

11. The Tropics by ExtremeProjects

12. Daybreak by 00AngelicDevil00

13. Alone in the Wild by 00AngelicDevil00

14. Autumn Harmony by 00AngelicDevil00

15. Mirror by Flamegfx

16. Rainier by Buzzzzz

17. Rice Valley by frenic

18. Grand Canyon Panorama by johnwarren

19. Pax Deorum by environaut

20. The Grotto by nukeation

21. Cracked Vista by nukeation

22. Blood of Dragons by HorseLips

23. Terragen Image 11 by nelsonp

24. The Edge of Tomorrow by charmedy

25. Tranquility by realillusions

26. Lux Lucis by N3UR0N

27. Islands by svenart

28. The Lost Lagoon by stotty

29. End Of All Things by velociraptor

30. Safehaven by hypnotic

31. Good Morning by NiVeDh

32. The Wonders Of You by Blackheart6004

33. Evening Storm by PatGoltz

34. Calm by velociraptor

35. The Midnight Sun by Isilmetriel

36. Thaw by velociraptor

37. BG Terragen 99 by Dragonfly113-Stock

38. Luminosity by dilekt

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Gadget and Gear Deals of the Day [Dealhacker]

Facebook-Web-Design — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 11:21:09 +0000

Deeply discounted computers, HDTVs, and some free music and iPhone apps await you in today’s Dealhacker roundup. Want to upgrade that lump of coal you got in your stocking? Now’s the time.

25 Popular Color Scheme and Palette Generators

Facebook-Web-Design — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:20:29 +0000

* This post is regularly updated. *
This is another roundup for online color scheme and palette generators. I categorize these useful tools by scheme, palette and miscellaneous. Choosing a suitable color at a suitable place is extremely important when you design web sites. For example, CSS Juice mainly use white and gray for body and black for header and footer. This is because the site is also prepared for website showcase so the light background can flare the galleries.

Color Scheme Generators

WellStyled Color Scheme Generator – generator of color schemes and palettes to create well balanced and harmonic web pages.

ColorJack – multiple online color scheme generators used by designers.

Colorschemer Online Version 2

4096 Color Wheel – hover over the color wheel to generate the scheme.

Genopal Online – online harmonious color schemes creator.

Unsafe Colormatch – create 24-bit color schemes online.

Color Mixers – RGB remixing tool.

Transparent PNG Generator – create transparent PNG images in any color.

Colordb – powerful color scheme generator.

Not enough? See also…
Colr – generate color from your own images or flickr.
ColorMatch Redux – simple color scheme generator.
ColorToy 2.0 – flash color schemer.
Visibone Colorlab – simple color wheel.
Dhtmlgoodies Color Schemer
Triplecode Munsell Palette – cool flash-based color picker.
Colorsontheweb – offers various color tools.
Gpeters – instant color scheme from Yahoo images.

Color Palette Generators

ColorHunter – new color palette generator from images.

Color Blender – free online color palette for design and matching.

Swatchify – easily create and share your color palette.

Jrm Color Palette Generator – generate a color palette based on an image.

Not enough? See alsoâ€¦
Degraeve – color palette generator from images.
Slayeroffice – simple color palette creator.
I+Like+Your+Colors – web pages color palette generator.
Bighugelabs – create a harmonious color palette from a photo.

Miscellaneous

Colourlovers – well-know community, resources and color trend for color lovers.

ColorCell – finding the most pleasing color combinations.

Colorcombos – web color combinations testing tool for web developers.

IDEO Web Color Visualizer – background and font color comparison tool.

Kolur – color palette gallery.

Typetester – online application for comparison of the fonts for the screen.

Not enough? See alsoâ€¦
Kuler – quickly create harmonious color themes online.
Daily Color Scheme – daily color scheme based on websites.
Whats Its Color – evaluate an image and give you the image’s complementary dominant colors.
Colrpickr – search Flickr photos based on their color.

SLV Rent web site

Facebook-Web-Design — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 19:05:05 +0000

Time for a bit of design background of this recent project we just launched. SLV Rent is a company specialized in sound, light, and vision. Duoh! also designed the logo, business cards, invoices, and advertisements for them. This project seemed the perfect fit to try something we didn’t to use before.

One Page Sites

This project was an interesting case to see what we as a designer could do with just a single page. The fact that our client wanted to differentiate himself from his competitors played an important role in the decision to opt for a one page site. As far as we could tell from our research none of his competitors resort to a one page site. A one page site allows visitors to see the content easily. This allowed us to create something more unique.

Harmony between typography and color

The typeface I chose for this project is Avenir, available at MyFonts. Personally I have a soft spot for a combination of using a large and sometimes bold or heavy Sans Serif font for highlights and titles in combination with a Serif font for body copy. In this example the Avenir light works very well together with Avenir Black, it creates this nice typographical contrast.

Colorful footer

I’ve used elements from the logo to create a composition that would serve as an eye catcher. One of the shapes I used for this is the inside of the SLV logo. The rays symbolizes the light beams created by the typical equipment you see in this sector. I’ve played around with layer modes and transparency in Illustrator to get a rich contrast effect.

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This Weeks Twitter Design News Roundup N.12

BlogPoster — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 11:28:11 +0000

The submit news section seems to have been going into overdrive in the last few weeks. I took a couple of days off last week, and came back to find 400+ submitted news resources, thanks for all the great links. This weeks Twitter design news post is much larger than previous weeks, as it will be from now on. I have a total of 48 fresh design related resources, and have separated them into the following categories: Tutorials and Learning, Inspirational Articles, Good Reading, Wallpapers and Icons and, most importantly, Fresh Resources.
If you have any fresh, resourceful or links that you would like to share, do not hesitate to send them to us here…

Fresh Design Resources

Speed Up Theme Development With Blank Frameworks

SiteCake – Site Editing Made Easy

50 Mac Apps With Well Designed & Sexy Interfaces

25 Awesome Tools for Choosing a Website Color Scheme

10 Useful Bookmarklets for Web Designers and Developers

21 Sites Where To Find Free WordPress Themes Daily

Cut My Pic – Easy Image Customization

20 Email Design Best Practices and Resources for Beginners

The Anatomy Of An Infographic: 5 Steps To Create A Powerful Visual

69 Awesome Abstract Photoshop Brushes

16 Intelligent Sites For Application Review

15 New and Free WordPress Themes

20 Fresh And Cool Looking Websites

30+ 'Off the Wall' Free Fonts for Web Designers

GazoPa – Similar Image Search

30 Plugins to Supercharge Photoshop

Free Vector Firefox Browser (EPS)

Tutorials and Learning

Coding Clean and Semantic Templates

How to Use PHP and jQuery to Create a Submit News Form

CSS Box Model: The Foundation For Improving Your CSS

Sort & Vote – A jQuery Poll Tutorial

How to Create an Intense Aerial Action Movie Poster in Photoshop

25 Matte Painting Tutorials for Adobe Photoshop

PrintRadar Project Quick And Stylish Photo Frame In Photoshop « Print Radar – Scanning digital space

How to Create a Funny Insurance Agent

50 Extremely Creative Vintage and Retro Photoshop Tutorials

Inspirational Articles

The History of Coke Bottles

Mind Blowing Hyperrealistic Sculptures

What an Animal – Illustrations of Lions

50 Fresh Interactive Studio and Social Media Agency Websites

14 Stunning And Surreal Cityscapes

Illustration in Web Design: 30 Wonderful Examples

ED Shoots- Photography Portfolio

Delicious Foodscapes by Carl Warner

Showcase of Gaming Related Websites

Weird and Bizarre Artworks By Tariq Sheshani

Good Reading

Google Android Smashes Apple iPhone in Reader Vote

Internet Explorer 9 to sport GPU acceleration and HTML5 support

Type is the Backbone of Good Web Design

How Web Freelancers Can Survive the Recession

Forgiveness in UI design

Web Design Harmony: Concept, Conveyance and Theme

Six Strategies: The Civil Strategy for Your Own Web Company Success

What Can You Do When You Have No Internet Connection?

7 Things You Should NEVER See in an Ad

Wallpaper and Icons

60 Breathtaking Dual and Widescreen wallpapers for your Desktop

Devine Icons Part-2 by ipapun on deviantART

Web Icon Set – Application Icons

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17 Hours of JavaScript from the Masters

BlogPoster — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:19:39 +0000

Douglas Crockford. John Resig. Peter-Paul Koch. Nicolas C. Zakas. If you recognize these names, you probably know what they all have in common: they’re amazingly talented JavaScript Developers. Today, you’ll hear from all of them, in this roundup of JavaScript presentations. Be ready to stretch your brain!

1: Javascript: The Good Parts

Length: 1 hour, 3 minutes
Speaker: Douglas Crockford
Slides (powerpoint)

Is JavaScript a hopeless mess, or a robust and flexible standard? In this presentation, Douglas Crockford, the world’s foremost authroity on JavaScript, will try and convince you that the language is worth your time. This is a great video, and everyone coming to JavaScript for the first time should watch it! You might also want to check out Crockford’s book by the same title. (Here’s another instance of the same talk.)

2: The JavaScript Programming Language

Length: 1 hour, 51 minutes
Speaker: Douglas Crockford
Slides (zip)

This is the first session in Crockford’s JavaScript Trilogy. In this talk, he’ll walk you through many of the features in JavaScript, as well as discuss the language itself and some JS programming styles. Here’s another great watch for newcomers!

3: An Inconvenient API: The Theory of the DOM

Length: 1 hour, 18 minutes
Speaker : Douglas Crockford
Slides (zip)

While this video isn’t focused on JavaScript, it’s the second part of Douglas Crockford’s JavaScript Trilogy. You’ll hear about the browser, why it is the way it is, and a few of the key concepts behind it. Of course, it’s all very relevant to JavaScript Developers.

4: Advanced JavaScript

Length: 1 hour, 7 minutes
Speaker: Douglas Crockford
Slides (zip)

This is the final installment to Crockford’s trilogy. Moving up to advanced concepts, this video will introduce you to topics such as inheritance, debugging, and efficiency.

5: Games, Performance, TestSwarm

Length: 1 hour, 11 minutes
Speaker: John Resig
Slides (slideshare)

John Resig, the creator of jQuery, knows what he’s talking about. In this presentation, which he gave at JSConf 2009, he talked about measuring performance in JavaScript (including an intro to the pros and cons of benchmarking), as well as JavaScript games and distributed testing.

6: Speed Up Your JavaScript

Length: 56 minutes
Speaker: Nicholas C. Zakas
Slides (slideshare)

Nicolas Zakas is the author of “Professional JavaScript for Developers” and co-author of “Professional Ajax.” This talk is all about performance, and you’ll hear the low down in the areas of scope, data access, loops, and the DOM.

7: Best Practices in JavaScript Library Design (or Building a JavaScript Library)

Length: 1 hour, 1 minute
Speaker: John Resig
Slides (slideshare)

Ever wanted to build your own JavaScript Library? John Resig talks about the princples of doing so in this Google Tech Talk. He covers the whole spectrum from designing a good API to maintaining the library, with implementing, debugging, and testing (just to name a few!) in the middle.

8: Drop-In JavaScript Performance (or Perfomance Improvements in Browsers)

Length: 1 hour, 2 minutes
Speaker: John Resig
Slides (slideshare)

In this video, John Resig goes through some of the latest and greatest in the world of JavaScript and DOM performance. Although this type of talk goes out of data somewhat quickly (the browser speed stats are pretty stale), there’s still a lot to look forward to here!

9: JavaScript Events

Length: 55 Minutes
Speaker: Peter-Paul Koch
Slides (pdf)

Peter-Paul Koch is a professional front-end engineer from the Netherlands. He’s done an enormous ammount of CSS and JavaScipt browser testing and has published the charts on his website, Quirksmode. This talk is a JavaScript Events Theory Class given at Yahoo!.

10: Scalable JavaScript Application Architecture

Length: 52 minutes
Speaker: Nicolas C. Zakas
Slides (slideshare)

This is a great theory presentation; Nicolas Zakas talks about JavaScript architecture. You’ll learn how to separate modules on a page, how to get them to interact with other modules that they don’t know exist, and more JS goodness.

11: ECMA Harmony and the Future of JavaScript

Length: 1 hour, 6 minutes
Speaker: Brendon Eich

You may not have heard of Brendon Eich before, but he’s the man who started it all: the creator of JavaScript. In this talk, he goes into a bit of language history, as well as talking about what’s coming in the ECMAScript 5 proposal.

12: The State and Future of JavaScript

Length: 55 minutes
Speaker: Douglas Crockford
Slides (powerpoint)

JavaScript hasn’t changed in almost a decade; so what’s going on? In this talk, Douglas Crockford explains some of JavaScript’s history, the battles fought in the past years, and what the standard could look like in the (relatively) near future. Yes, this is quite similar to Brendan’s talk (which was actually given the evening before), but this one has that Crockford theoretical slant to it.

Others

There are many videos and presentations out there that aren’t just about JavaScript, but certainly involve it. Check these out:

The JSON Saga

Length: 49 minutes
Speaker: Douglas Crockford
Slides

Server-Side JavaScript

Length: 23 minutes
Speakers: Isaac Schlueter and Matt Hackett

Advanced JavaScript with Libraries, and part 2

Length: 56 minutes
Speaker: John Resig

Ajax Security (mp3 link)

Length: 51 minutes
Speaker: Douglas Crockford
Slides (slideshare) and (powerpoint)

The DOM is a Mess

Length: 1 hour, 12 minutes
Speaker: John Resig
Slides (slideshare)

That’s It!

Well, that’s all I’ve got for you today, but I’ve probably missed your favourite; share it in the comments!

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How to Get Your Blog and List Building Working in Harmony to Build Your Internet Home Business

BlogPoster — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:54:07 +0000

For anyone who gets involved in an internet home based business, one of the first things that they are taught to do in order to build a successful online business is to get a website, a blog and an auto-responder. In fact these three things are the most important tools when starting an internet business.

What we are going to discuss here is ways to get your list building and blogging activities to synchronize in such a way that your marketing efforts will support both these activities at the same time. In other words, your blog will support your list building and your list building will support your blog.

Let’s begin by looking at how you can use your blog as a way to build your list.

When setting up your blog make sure that you add an opt-in box to your auto-responder and place it in a prominent position where your visitors will see it on arrival at your blog. Near to the top and either on the left or right hand side is good. You could offer a free report or e-book as an inducement to sign up to your list.

Whenever you make a new post to your blog, sign off with your name and a link to your squeeze page. Encourage your visitors to sign up to your list so that they will be notified every time you make a new post on your blog.

Another way that you can promote your blog is by inviting people to comment on your blog posts. The advantage for them is that their comments can link back to their websites when they enter the URL field on the comment form.

If your business is internet marketing then make posts about this and teach your subscribers about the benefits and etiquette of commenting and linking back to their sites from the blog comments. Make sure that they understand that spamming is not an option.

Whenever you make a new post about something controversial or a review on a product or service, email your list and ask them to give you their opinions on whatever you have blogged about and include a link to your blog post.

You should see a significant increase in traffic to your site from your email list if your post is well targeted and also a big increase in the number of comments that you get to each article.

Offer your readers the opportunity of using your posts on their own blogs provided they include a link back to your site and acknowledge you as the author of that post. Also submit your articles or posts to other peoples’ blogs for possible inclusion on their sites. Invite your email list to submit articles for possible inclusion on your blog with a link back to their sites and inform them of how guest blogging will help to increase their own profiles on the internet. This will help to keep your blog loaded with fresh content at all times.

By adding these tactics to your list building and blogging efforts you will be creating a well synchronized and effective marketing strategy for your internet home based business.

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Steve Smith on HTML5 and CSS3

BlogPoster — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:45:39 +0000

Next up in our series of web deisgn interviews is Steve Smith from Ordered List. Steve is a recognised authority on front-end development, interface design and is also the co-founder of Sidebar Creative. As an author, public speaker, and University of Notre Dame professor, he is passionate about sharing his knowledge with others.

Editor’s Note: Steve will be hosting a workshop on “How to build a HTML5/CSS3 Website Today” at The Future of Web Design New York on November 16-17 2009. You can buy your ticket online now.

What’s all the fuss about HTML5 and CSS3?

For me, the big deal is that the specifications are at least moving in the direction of how we have been using the web for the past five years or more, e.g. video, audio and user generated content. Developers have started to fall into habits (some good, some bad), and so the specs are trying to make those habits easier and more standardized. The structural tags, web forms, and advanced CSS are all letting us do the same things we’ve been doing for years, just in an easier, more standardized way.

Should designers start using HTML5 and CSS3 today?

If it feels right, and it’s right for your audience, absolutely. In my mind, we’re well past the point of having to make everything look the same for everybody on every platform, so progressive enhancement is key. In fact, we’re to the point where if we try and play equally to the lowest common denominator, we’re actually limiting the experience for those who use more modern technology. And that’s just not cool.

In your Future of Web Design New York workshop you will be delving deep into HTML5 and CSS3. What can attendees expect to go away with at the end of the session?

Ideally, what parts of these specs they can start using right now, and what they can look forward to in the coming months/years. There will be practical examples of some of the more powerful parts of HTML5 and CSS3 both, as well as looking into things that are only beginning to be supported.

I understand from Dan Rubin that “Harmony”, your CMS project, is nearing completion. Can you tell us a bit more about it and how it is different from other solutions?

Ha, word gets around, doesn’t it? Harmony is meant to be a way for developers to work with web writers and maintainers in a simple, but powerfully flexible way. We’re trying to walk a fine line between the easy content-creation of systems like WordPress, but with flexibility like that of Expression Engine. We’re not going to try and be all things to all people, but we’re really happy with how it’s turning out, and can’t wait to let people know more about it. For those interested, they will be able to find out more at http://harmonyapp.com.

What’s the “Future of Web Design”?

Gradients. Lots and lots of gradients. Seriously, though, I think it’s taking the aspects of design, interface, and simplicity that we’re learning and spreading it to other industries. I see openings all over the market for small, niche web apps that meet real needs to people in specific markets other than our own. I see us web developers and designers digging into other careers and applying our knowledge of design to solve problems in new, creative ways through web technology. And that’s exciting.

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Super-Clean and Minimal Web Designs: 70+ Stunning Examples and Resources

BlogPoster — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:18:35 +0000

The web industry nowadays is very productive. During these years there have been many trends followed and every day the designers experiment new techniques creating new tendencies in the art of making website.

Recently is evident the necessity of a direct communication with customers and a website is the first place where a company can make know their cool stuff and services. A well-designed website is important for the growth of a business and often to create a “fresh” and clear image for a company (or a product, or a freelancer) we need the help of the art of simplicity. For these reasons a minimal and super-clean layout can be the perfect solution for an attractive website.

In this post, after a little overview, you’ll see some of the best examples of minimalism in modern web design

The more time and effort you dedicate for a usable, user friendly design and hitting your objectives, the higher are your chances for getting better results in the end of the month.

You may be interested in the following design inspiration related articles as well.

Please feel free to join us and you are always welcome to share your thoughts even if you have more reference links related to design inspiration that our readers may like.

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A Short Overview

Building a super-clean website that works is not an easy operation. The web designer should create an impressive, harmonious, design using only basic elements.

Contrast

Contrast is the value difference between the colors on your design and it is import in any web design work, but when we talk about minimal website a good contrast is not enough. We need more contrast, we need the perfect balance between background color and text color.

Typography

It has been proved. An opportune use of typography is essential for a good web design work. In some cases, specially when text has a notable relevance, it is the most important design element.

For clean and minimal websites the right choose of the typography, that means a good fonts, appropriate size, correct hierarchy (title, sub-header, body text) and a thoughtful use of the spaces, is absolutely indispensable.

Photos and Images

A good photo or a beautiful illustration can make precious a website, and sometimes the images become the fulcrum of the entire design.

Harmony of Layout

Designing “invisible lines”, planning a proper arrangement of the contents on the page are two important things to do for building a readable and harmonious web page.

Details make the difference

A detail can make the difference, of course. Often a tidy particular is the key to make unique a website.

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MotionCAPTCHA

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Swiths

Harmony Republic

Bike & Saddle

Custodial Abuse

Cherokee Mills

Villa Dario

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Redesign: The Ultimate Travel Company

Harmony GTD

38 Stunning Digital Nature Artworks Created With Terragen

1. Erat by tigaer

2. Serenity by velociraptor

3. The Grand Canyon by CrAzYmOnKeY

4. Terragen Terrain Contest by Exntrik

5. Monazite Canyons by asetix

6. Mountain spring by 0smiler0

7. 3d Landscapes by Houston Hanna

8. Aqua blue by Tiger-I

9. Easy breezy by Tiger-I

10. In Perfect Harmony by 00AngelicDevil00

11. The Tropics by ExtremeProjects

12. Daybreak by 00AngelicDevil00

13. Alone in the Wild by 00AngelicDevil00

14. Autumn Harmony by 00AngelicDevil00

15. Mirror by Flamegfx

16. Rainier by Buzzzzz

17. Rice Valley by frenic

18. Grand Canyon Panorama by johnwarren

19. Pax Deorum by environaut

20. The Grotto by nukeation

21. Cracked Vista by nukeation

22. Blood of Dragons by HorseLips

23. Terragen Image 11 by nelsonp

24. The Edge of Tomorrow by charmedy

25. Tranquility by realillusions

26. Lux Lucis by N3UR0N

27. Islands by svenart

28. The Lost Lagoon by stotty

29. End Of All Things by velociraptor

30. Safehaven by hypnotic

31. Good Morning by NiVeDh

32. The Wonders Of You by Blackheart6004

33. Evening Storm by PatGoltz

34. Calm by velociraptor

35. The Midnight Sun by Isilmetriel

36. Thaw by velociraptor

37. BG Terragen 99 by Dragonfly113-Stock

38. Luminosity by dilekt

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Colorful footer

This Weeks Twitter Design News Roundup N.12

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Tutorials and Learning

Inspirational Articles

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17 Hours of JavaScript from the Masters

1: Javascript: The Good Parts

2: The JavaScript Programming Language

3: An Inconvenient API: The Theory of the DOM

4: Advanced JavaScript

5: Games, Performance, TestSwarm

6: Speed Up Your JavaScript

7: Best Practices in JavaScript Library Design (or Building a JavaScript Library)

8: Drop-In JavaScript Performance (or Perfomance Improvements in Browsers)

9: JavaScript Events

10: Scalable JavaScript Application Architecture

11: ECMA Harmony and the Future of JavaScript