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Science Of Writing Process: Getting Ready, Set Up Mood & Avoid Distractions
In: web resources
12 Apr 2011You’ve probably already read the introduction already, but here we go again. Today we’ll talk about how to get ready to work. Actually it doesn’t matter if it’s about blogging, coding, designing, because in most cases we need to work alone and we want to be focused to do our job really well. Though this [...]
40 Amazing Dual Screen Desktop Wallpapers
In: web resources
9 Jul 2010We are Gen Z and we live in a world where change is the only constant. When everything is changing so quickly, so why shouldn’t our wallpapers? After all, it’s the first thing we see after turning on our machines. Wallpapers contemplate your atmosphere and your mood. You will notice that people use different [...]
Win 5 Copies of “Fluid Web Typography”
In: tutorial
2 Feb 2010Typography on the Web has remained unchanged for over a decade, but we’re now in the midst of a type revolution. In a great effort to bring light to typography on the web and how to use it properly, one of our respected authors, Jason Cranford Teague, in association with Peachpit has released the book [...]
Ten usability crimes you really shouldn’t commit
In: web resources
16 Dec 2009If you didn’t already catch it, make sure to check out the article by Chris Spooner (@chrisspooner) on Line25: Ten usability crimes you really shouldn’t commit To be clear, it’s about Web usability crimes. Great tips, and it’s nice to see an article about usability that, thanks to good design and creative use of graphics, is also [...]
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