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Web by admin on July 15th, 2008 3:44 am
cssgirl.com has written a nice tutorial of how to create rounded corner boxes using CSS and images. There are two kinds of boxes, there are:
- A flat rounded corner CSS box without effects
- A box with a drop shadow, border and gradient.
You will need Photoshop or another graphic design software to create those nice CSS boxes. These boxes are so cool because they are also expandable in some heights. Experiment with your own box color and round corner radius! It will be great for a start. 
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Design by admin on July 15th, 2008 3:43 am
QuarkXpress and Adobe InDesign are the two main layout programs used in the graphic design industry. Quark was the leader–and almost the only game in town–until about 2002 when Adobe released InDesign. At that time many Quark users were irritated that their needs were not being address and InDesign really came in at the perfect time. Many Quark users quickly jumped over to InDesign. Adobe was really smart in practically giving in away free if you bought the Creative Suite–basically a bundle of Photoshop, Illustrator and Acrobat–the core programs in any designer’s arsenal. But Quark is still hanging on and indeed, will probably never go away, so it’s good to at least be comfortable working in both, even if you prefer one over the other. Last time I told you about the Tools palette in Quark, and also pointed out some helpful shortcuts you can use. It’s important to know the differences between Quark and InDesign in terms of working with images.
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Web by admin on July 15th, 2008 3:40 am
Another CSS tricks from Antonio Lupetti of Woork.blogspot.com. This tutorial will show you how to create animated menu using Mootools. The tutorial is also available in a download file. Inside the download file, you can see the offline demo to check how these CSS and HTML structures of this animated menu works nicely and of course also with the mootools javascript file included.
Whenever you finish with the HTML codes, all you need is to add a link to mootools framework in the tag of your page using this line of code:
then add sort of javascript codes in the tag of the page from this tutorial. Customizing the CSS will determine your animated menu design in the final step!
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Logo by admin on July 14th, 2008 9:10 am
Descriptive Corporate Logo Design
A descriptive corporate logo design is composed of an illustration or an image suggesting the name or nature of the business. These are ideally suitable for a single product line or an organization. Large organizations with a variety of services and products should not go for descriptive corporate logo designs.
Abstract Corporate Logo Designs or Symbolic Corporate Logo Designs
A nonfigurative corporate logo design without any clear cut association is an abstract or symbolic corporate logo design. Abstract or symbolic corporate logo designs are suitable for conglomerate corporations.
Typographic Corporate Logo Designs
Graphical representation of a company’s name or initials is a typographical corporate logo design. Typographical corporate logo designs are popularly known as logotypes. Since these logos are based on the name of the company, companies with long standing names go for typographical corporate logo designs.
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Logo by admin on July 14th, 2008 9:09 am
A corporate logo design is the corporate identity of a business. It makes a company’s presence visual. The visual aspects will come in focus only when the corporate identity has integrated in itself the brand identity of the company.
Color, design and typography all play important roles in making a good corporate logo design. A corporate logo design should stand out and communicate the aims and objectives of a business.
If your logo design is a unique image which is bright and catchy, you are on the right track otherwise we strongly recommend a change. You can choose from the following types of corporate logo designs:
