Graphics File Type Choices for Web Design

Posted in Articles

The most suitable file formats for a web site are JPEG and GIF. Using these file formats is not as easy, as it seems. And the usual question is JPEG or GIF – what file format to use?

Read the rest of this entry »

Mistakes of New Designers on Learning

Posted in Tips

As new designers, we do make mistakes, here are some mistakes most made by designers.

1. Producing two or more design concepts that are very similar

This is something I remember doing in one of my first design jobs. You get asked to come up with ideas for the design of a logo (or other piece of design) and instead of designing 3 very different options you put in the same idea that you have done slightly differently – for example changed the font and colour or created the icon in a slightly different style. I soon learned that if the client didn’t like the first idea, then chances were they wouldn’t like the two similar ones either. With 3 very different options hopefully one design would be heading in the right direction.
Speaker cables for high sound.Speaker cables for the audio system.
Read the rest of this entry »

Is Adobe Photoshop Elements good enough?

Posted in Tips

One of the most fascinating features about studying Photoshop is that you soon learn that it often provides a variety of different tools and techniques for achieving similar results. Indeed, experimenting with those techniques is often the best way of teaching yourself.
It is fair to say that few, if any, designers can claim to have mastered all of its techniques. Even the Adobe Photoshop help manual and the various third party teach yourself Photoshop books barely scratch the surface.

Read the rest of this entry »