Last week I published an article on how to manage your RSS feeds and social media and why it was important to do so. This week, Socialite (formerly EventBox) has finally been released by RealMacSoftware (the makers of RapidWeaver) and it seems only appropriate to take a look at the new app — which has promptly replaced Tweetdeck and Gruml on my startup items list.
Blogging is sharing and thanks to many native Wordpress plugins as well as handy code snippets, we can make it easier for readers to bump, tweet, digg, or save our blog posts. The easier, the better the chances for some social love. The following article will take you trough the steps to create a small “Share this Post” section after your blog post, easy enough for non-programmers to follow.
As a designer, one can never have enough fonts to choose from. This Monday, I present you 20 clean and thin fonts.
“Information overflow” is probably the phrase that describes our current age best. But as someone who earns his or her living with ‘all things internet’, you can’t afford to ignore what is going on. But how to stay on top things, not loose focus and get new information on time? In the following article I take a look at Delicious, RSS and Twitter and share my system of managing information.
Before you fire up Photoshop and start creating, let’s take a look at the finished layout. We will be designing a one page portfolio that can be used for designers, graphical artists etc. You can download the finished PSD file for free at the end of the tutorial.
The Holiday season is creeping up on us and if you are planning on creating some nice christmas cards or designs related to the season, here are some free fonts that will help you with the right spirit.
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Yes, it’s another blog on design and coding, you might have guessed it. But then, the fields of web design and coding as well as print design hold a multitude of topics to write about so I guess I can add my voice here.