Part 2 is here! Continuing last weeks post that brought you 15 free resources for designers, here we are again with yet ANOTHER 15 free resources to keep you moving along in your quest to be the best (that rhymes) designer you can be.
Without further ado, let’s begin (in no particular order, as always):
Lovely Website [...]
Who doesn’t love something free? In this post, I’ll be pointing you in the direction of over 15 FREE resources for all the aspiring designers out there. The beauty of these resources (besides being free of course!) is that they are both great time savers for those that have to create quick mock ups day [...]
In: Tips and Tutorials| Web Design
Posted on Oct 8, 2009
If you are a designer, you know the feeling – staring at a blank canvas in Photoshop (or whatever your software of choice may be) and wondering to yourself “where on Earth do I start?”. Designers block can be a very frustrating thing. However, don’t fret – this is where we come in to save [...]
I used to work for a BIG company that had far too many meetings. So, to pass the time, we used to play a game called buzzword bingo.
While writing my post on the death of the meta tag, I was struck by just how many buzzwords there are in SEO (search engine optimization). I plan [...]
I spotted on twitter last night an official announcement from Google that people in the SEO community had long suspected: Google no longer use the meta keywords tag in web search.
Sounds fun, but what are meta tags?
A meta tag is a line of HTML code that sits in the <header> section of your web [...]
I got linked to an interesting article on Typophile.com today and thought it’d be good to share
In the article Miha shows off his use of ninja skills and false color to improve the readability of favicons, if you’re into design or typography you can check out the full article at: http://typophile.com/node/60577
What is a [...]
Malware sounds a bit like an illness. It’s associated with hackers and general Internet bad guys and seems undecipherable to all but the geekiest of computer nerds.
In this guest blog post, Midphase customer and Malware expert Bev Robb explains the basics of Malware and gives 9 simple steps that can help protect you from attack:
Creating an effective promotion is one of the most difficult things to master in the world of online marketing. Now, I’m not talking about the actual creation of the graphics that will be used – on a purely technical level, it’s not too difficult. What I’m talking about is the actual thought process that goes [...]
On the back of recent news that Google Chrome is the now default browser on Sony vaio laptops, I felt inspired to check our analytics data and see what the take up is amongst Midphase customers.
As anyone who’s been making websites for 5 years or more will testify (remember Netscape & MacOS IE?), creating cross-browser [...]
You might have noticed that we’ve recently updated the midphase.com website, and as part of this we also added a new site map.
Lots of sites have site maps, so this in itself is nothing special. But ours is powered by SlickMap CSS – a really sweet graphical site map that quickly illustrates the hierarchical structure [...]
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