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In Web Design, by Smashing Aps, July 29, 2010
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If you own a creative or tech service business, you know how difficult it can be to manage projects, staff and your clients. You have to keep your team organised, manage and assign tasks to staff, distribute information, keep clients up to date on progress and ensure quotes and invoices get sent out on time. The most important aspect of this is that you need a communication channel where your team and your clients can collaborate on projects and tasks.

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In Tutorials, Web Design, by Tripwire Magazine, July 29, 2010
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I recently wrote an article about how to use WordPress 3.0 multisite/network features. This feature is really cool but out of the box it only supports the multiple sites/blogs to be served on the same domain (networksite1.domain.com or www.domain.com/multisite1/). For some this may be fine but really most like you want to have unique domains [...]

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In Tutorials, Web Design, by WebDesignDev, July 29, 2010

Web designers make an average of $35,000 per year. In this article, I will show you 5 simple steps on how to make a lot more money doing web design.

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In Web Design, by Fuelyourblogging, July 29, 2010
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Before you read any further, hear this: templates can kill your blog! What I mean is, if you find a simple formula to follow and never infuse personality and variety into your posts, your blog is going to stagnate. It can be, however, helpful to have a few frameworks to keep in mind to both [...]

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In Web Design, by crazy leaf design, July 29, 2010
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A year or so ago, anyone writing guidelines for designing websites would tell you that it was just not right to have a horizontal scroll bar on your page which your readers have to use to move from left to right on your page, and vice versa. Today however, horizontal web design is the new [...] Related posts You might also like these similar articles:

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In Web Design, by Smashing Aps, July 29, 2010
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SlideshowBox is running a contest, where winners will get 5 Slideshow Box Premium HTML licenses (worth $99 each). Well, you guys know what SlideshowBox is. Lets say it once again for n00bs.SlideshowBox is an easy to use application that enables you to create amazing Flash and HTML (JavaScript) photo slideshow galleries.SlideshowBox comprises 24 high-quality slideshow templates that allow you to create custom photo slideshows without the pains of coding. Many new templates will be added in the n...

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In Web Design, by Konigi, July 29, 2010
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The toolkit provides all of the foundational design elements you need to quickly create wireframes in Keynote. Version 2 includes: Form elements and buttons; Navigation elements, such as menus, tabs, bread crumbs, accordions, carousels, and fly-outs Stylish tables; iOS elements, including buttons, menus, toolbars, alerts, keyboards; 960 grid system templates; Text style guide; Image and video place holders; ad units; Alerts and messages; Annotations for capturing interactivity; and Progress b...

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In Web Design, by nikibrown, July 29, 2010

Reading time: 2 – 2 minutes This past week I had a chance to speak at the Front-End Design Conference down in steamy St. Petersburg Florida. I had a great weekend that included meeting tons of awesome people, lots of tasty drinks, salsa dancing and plenty of air-conditioning. My talk was titled “Design is in the [...]

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In Web Design, by Think Vitamin, July 29, 2010

By Keir WhitakerFor our second free weekly helping from the Think Vitamin Membership video library we Jim looks at how to create the perfect login form using PHP. Don’t forget to check out the video library for free videos as well as learning more about our new membership service.

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In Web Design, by Webdesignerdepot, July 29, 2010
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Sometimes you finish a web design project and you’re really proud of the results. Maybe it’s a personal project, or the client gave you complete creative control. Whatever the case, you know it’s some of the best work you’ve ever done, and you want the world to see it. Besides adding it to your portfolio [...]

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