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Archive for the ‘Web’ Category
Client Color Psychology Part 1 – Red, Orange, Yellow
Most designers know how to use colors to appeal to various audiences. But have you every considered how color might play a part in working with a client? First up in this series, I talk about the colors red, orange, and yellow, and how you can use them to your best advantage.
500+ Sources for Design Inspiration, and One That Beats Them All
A massive list of inspiration sources for graphic design and web design for anyone who is having a block, or just needs a bit of a juice boost. Plus, one ultimate source that you’re probably not going to find on other list posts like this one, but will count the most.
13 Websites Worth Staring At
Like all designers, I sometimes reach a point where my brain doesn’t design. It simply regurgitates tired old drop shadows and gradients. Fortunately, I have a habit of collecting sites that I find on Stumbleupon, Twitter, and other places, that I find visually inspiring. I may not get any ideas out of them directly, but [...]
Beginner PHP Chapter 4 – Conditional Statements
In the previous chapters, we’ve covered variables, functions, and operators. We’ve also touched slightly on conditional statements. In this chapter, I’m going to cover the rest of conditional statements.
Beginner PHP Chapter 3 – Operators
Operators are to PHP what grammar particles are to English. They connect the various important bits you have to become a fully functional code. In this chapter I’m going to guide you through the four types of operators, how they’re used, and some pitfalls that you should look out for.
Beginner PHP Chapter 2 – Functions and Variables
In the previous chapter, you learned what PHP is and what you could be capable of achieving with it. In this chapter, I’m going to introduce you to two of PHP’s essential building blocks: functions and variables.
Beginner PHP Chapter 1 – The Meet n’ Greet
Imagine this scenario. You’re a kick-ass designer, you make gorgeous website mocks in Photoshop, and you already know how to turn them into basic HTML websites. But you want to learn how to take your skills to the next level, by adding server-side functionality. Here’s one programming language that’s about to rock your world.
