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Beautiful Curvy Brush Fonts for Design
In: tutorial
23 Jan 2010Brush fonts are hotter than ever and we are seeing them more often on professionally designed websites. Thick, bold and beautiful… their relaxed, casual feeling and sexy curves make them a perfect fit for designers who want to break the mold and steer away from the typical serif and sans serif font choices. Some of [...]
Content Toggle For Site Content With CSS
In: tutorial
18 Dec 2009This article shows how to write content sections that can be hidden and opened with just a click; this works well on pages with lots of content that can be broken into subheadings and the reader can control how much content is shown at one time. A good example is a product reviews site that [...]
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SLV Rent web site
In: web resources
11 Dec 2009Time 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 [...]
Create a New Retro Text Effect in Photoshop
In: Design
7 Oct 2009Faking aged, printed media has been massive since the ‘grunge’ style first became mainstream years ago. Textured work with a vintage feel is still very popular, but more recently it’s the ‘new retro’ style that’s captured the imagination. The general idea is to create a vision of the future… from the past. This effect is [...]
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