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Six Revisions: 50 Beautiful Clean and Simple Web Designs

14 February 2010
The challenge with minimalist layouts lies in the conundrum of making something beautiful with basic design elements ?and with as few of them as possible. In this collection are masterfully created minimalist designs for your inspiration in your current and future work.; 50 Fresh Design Blogs You Should Be Reading

13 February 2010
In this article, you will see a list of fresh and new design blogs worth subscribing to and reading. Our goal here is to help you discover a few sites that you might not have heard of before.; Free, Quirky Icon Set: The Dream Geek Team

12 February 2010
The set features well-known IT celebrities: Bill Gates, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, Steve Jobs, and Steve Ballmer. There are 8 PNG files included in this set. You can use these for any purpose, commercial or personal.; The Future of User Interfaces

11 February 2010
User interfaces?the way we interact with our technologies?have evolved a lot over the years. But there's still a long way to go. In this article are than a dozen potential future user interfaces that we'll be seeing over the next few years (and some further into the future).; Free and Exclusive Icons: Brown Social Icon Pack

11 February 2010
In the pack, you will find 12 glossy polished icons in different size variations: 32x32px, 64x64px and 128x128px for maximum flexibility.; The Three Golden Rules of Site Redesigns

09 February 2010
Rebuilding a site is a great feeling; it means out with the old and in with a new. A clean slate. But there are also a number of critical questions to ask when you're thinking about redesigning your website. If you follow these three golden rules to redesigning a website, you'll be just fine.; A Quick Look at Mobile Web Designs

08 February 2010
Designing for the mobile web is not the same as designing for the traditional web, and though as an industry we're just learning as we go, we have to learn to adapt quickly to these new demands. Let's take a quick look at some concepts to keep in mind when designing for the mobile web.; Common Misconceptions about Web Designers

07 February 2010
Here are some common misconceptions about being a web designer that just aren't true.; 15 Fantastic Finds on the Google Code Repository

06 February 2010
Google Code Repository is a section of Google that, just like SourceForge, allows developers to upload their code for others to use under license. The repository was launched in 2006 and after searching through its archives, I found a number of interesting scripts and other goodies that would be an asset in any website owner/website builder's arsenal.; CSS3 Techniques You Should Know

05 February 2010
Many of you have probably heard all the buzz around CSS3, but exactly which techniques can we use today? In this article I'll show you some different CSS3 techniques that work great in some of the leading browsers (i.e. Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera ), and how they will degrade well in the non-supported browsers (i.e. Internet Explorer).; More

Webdesigner Depot: Our Favorite Tweets of the Week Feb 7-Feb 13, 2010

13 February 2010
Every week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff highlighting great content that we find on the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter, however, in case you missed some here?s a quick and useful compilation of the [...]; Comics of the Week #12

12 February 2010
Every week we feature a set of comics created exclusively for WDD. The content revolves around web design, blogging and funny situations that we encounter in our daily lives as designers. These great cartoons are created by Jerry King, an award-winning cartoonist who?s one of the most published, prolific and versatile cartoonists in the world today. So [...]; Using a Pre-Launch Checklist for your Website

11 February 2010
Accounting for every aspect of a new website isn?t easy, especially at the last minute. The problems aren?t the details themselves, but rather the process of making sure that seemingly minor details don?t add up to sloppy work. The best solution is to write it all down. The worst solution is to not take [...]; Out of this World Coral Photography

10 February 2010
Nature is a superb way of finding natural and unique inspiration. It refreshes our mind and gives us something to think about in new and exciting ways. I’m a huge fan of character illustration, especially monsters and aliens. When searching for inspiration for these illustrations, I find taking a good look at the world beneath us, [...]; Free Speech and Freedom of Information: Advice for Bloggers

09 February 2010
The information bloggers choose to put out there often has a huge impact on how they’re perceived and what others online think about them. And what many bloggers don’t realize is that information they put on their blogs can have a direct legal impact. Even if what you’re posting to your blog isn’t breaking [...]; A Collection of Free iPad Icons, Tutorials and PSDs

08 February 2010
Since its controversial release, the iPad has been both criticized and admired by the design community. In this post we have compiled a list of great resources, that teach you how to create your own iPad icons, as well as a collection of ready made icons and PSDs. To download the files, please click on the preview image [...]; Our Favorite Tweets of the Week Jan 31-Feb 6, 2010

06 February 2010
Every week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff highlighting great content that we find on the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter, however, in case you missed some here?s a quick and useful compilation of the [...]; Comics of the Week #11

05 February 2010
Every week we feature a set of comics created exclusively for WDD. The content revolves around web design, blogging and funny situations that we encounter in our daily lives as designers. These great cartoons are created by Jerry King, an award-winning cartoonist who?s one of the most published, prolific and versatile cartoonists in the world today. So [...]; How to Plan for the Absence of JavaScript

05 February 2010
Though the methods used to gather website traffic statistics call into question the validity of the stats themselves, the fact is that some of your website’s visitors will have JavaScript disabled. You could divide your traffic sources into four broad categories: Search engines, mobile visitors, visitors using screen readers and visitors [...]; The Hidden Art of Camouflage Photography

04 February 2010
Camouflage has always been a wonder to us. It allows animals and plants to remain indiscernible from the surrounding environment through deception. Adopting this concept, a new wave of camouflage artists use special techniques for their photographs that allow them to show people blended into their surroundings. For each photo, the camouflage artist must meticulously design a [...]; More

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hongkiat.com: 70 Free Useful Portable Applications You Should Know

31 December 1969
Portable applications in general are software and programs you can run independently from a removable drives (like flash/pen drive) without going through the hassle of installing them. They are widely used and have been a favorite approach for professionals of different various industries. With portable applications, you can leave your laptop behind; plug in the [...]; 30+ Free Flash Photo Galleries and Tutorials

31 December 1969
(by Carlos) In this web roundup, we have handpicked some of the best free Flash photo galleries on the Internet. From web based scripts, to Flash components ready to be integrated on your website. And on top of that, we?ve also included some cool tutorials that will help you to learn how to create your own [...]; 40 Free High Quality Hand-drawn Fonts

31 December 1969
Unlike the serif font family, these hand drawn fonts looked less serious but they tend to give and convey strong human touch wherever they are applied. Hand-drawn fonts are hard to stand on it?s own, but they are utmost perfect for these following situations: Hand drawn websites If you are inspired to give your [...]; Five Vital Black & White Photography Tips

31 December 1969
Monochrome photographs are timeless, especially black and white photographs. They enhance emotional substance and have a disposition of making photos look more artistic. Credit: Jana by LudovicMazet They can be used on many different scenes as it?s not required to think about all the colors that should look good together and match the amount of light [...]; Evolution of Photoshop: 1988 – 2009

31 December 1969
Adobe Photoshop has always been one of the greatest (if not the best) software when it comes to manipulating and editing image. It all started off in 1987 with a Mac application call Display, created by Thomas Knoll. With almost two decades worth of changes and improvements, you almost can’t imagine how the first [...]; 50 Beautiful and Professionally Looking Joomla Templates

31 December 1969
Joomla is an award winning open source content management system (CMS) that allows you to build websites of different varieties like blogs, personal portfolio site, photo galleries, e-commerce sites, etc. Joomla is easy to customize and thanks to the Joomla community, there are plenty of beautiful templates to choose from so you can have a [...]; Freebie: Fluzzy Twitter Icon Set

31 December 1969
Meet Fluzzy, yet another high quality free Twitter icon set released exclusively for Hongkiat readers from our friend at Iconshock. You might also want to check out Blitter Twitter Icon set we previously released no long ago. Fluzzy is free, comes in a set of 6 different icons in two separate sizes – 256×256px and [...]; 60 High Quality Photoshop PSD Files For Designers

31 December 1969
Having another designer’s PSD file is as good as owning a chef’s recipe book. The only difference is – we designers are willing share and sometimes we even distribute them ourselves so others can download and learn from our techniques. Photoshop .PSD file reveals the techniques used on a specific design, it also tells us the [...]; 60+ Useful Photoshop Actions For Photo Enhancements

31 December 1969
Each Photoshop action stores a sequential series of tasks/jobs, and by hitting the ‘play’ button you get the same effect again and again without the need to repeat steps individually. Photoshop actions are powerful and great time saver when it comes to batch photo processing. Adobe Photoshop comes with a default set of actions pre-installed that [...]; 70+ Insightful Retro And Historic Artwork Around The World

31 December 1969
When one speaks of retro art, images of art styles derived from advertising and propaganda posters from 1930s to 1960s usually flood the mind. The simple graphics made from oil paints reflect the less advanced technology of that time. This period is also a time of significant turbulence in our modern history, when major events [...]; More

Psdtuts+: How to Create a Mythical Creature Photo Manipulation

11 February 2010; How to Create a Somber Composition in Photoshop

08 February 2010; Best of the Web ? January 2010

08 February 2010; How to Create a Stone Giant Matte Painting ? Psd Plus Tutorial

04 February 2010; How To Repair Scratches, Tears, and Spots on an Old Photograph

03 February 2010; A Myriad of Vintage Grunge Patterns From Across the Web

02 February 2010; Envato Sponsors the 2010 Annual Design Awards

02 February 2010; How to Create a Stylish Media Player in Photoshop

01 February 2010; How to Create a Realistic Fountain Pen

29 January 2010; New Floral Photoshop Brushes ? Psd Plus Pack

28 January 2010; More

Inspired Magazine: Does Your Design Business Have a Twitter Strategy?

14 February 2010
// Even though some recently published reports on Mashable stated that Twitter isn’t growing, there have been other rumors bouncing around that in fact this is not the case and it’s been growing a lot in 2010. No matter what the facts are about Twitter’s growth the important thing is that while it’s popular today [...]; Filmspiration ? The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus

11 February 2010
Here's another inspiring visual session conceived by the master of fantasy - or the mad scientist of cinema, however you like to call Terry Gilliam.; How iPad Affects the Way we Design Websites?

09 February 2010
Whether the iPad is able to change the world or not, is not the issue of this article. But the fact of the matter is that it is here and sooner or later we need to learn to design the web keeping it in our minds. So what are the things we need to consider?; How to Fail at Your Design Business

07 February 2010
This is it. You?ve worked many long, hard hours developing your Pen tool skills in Illustrator to the point you could probably add ?Pen Tool Ninja? to your business card. You?ve learned so much about graphic design that your head is bigger than Rush Limbaugh?s waistline. You know so much about web design that you pretty much invented the Internet. Now?s the time.; 10 Essentials Posts of the Week for the Inspired Community

07 February 2010
Our sister site - Inspired News - is feeding us with more than 30 design / development & social media related articles per day, meaning that we could miss quite a few! So here is the complete list of essential reads, as clicked & retweeted by the Inspired Community.; Freebie Friday ? Download the Social Eyesores Icon Pack

04 February 2010
We're starting the 2010 series of Freebie Friday giveaways with the most creative social icon pack you'll ever come across on the Interwebs! The author is Xavier Gallego Moya, the Barcelona based artist who created the Eyesores world!; Coolectables ? Ten of the Most Unique and Limited Edition iPhone Apps

03 February 2010
We're trying to keep you inspired on all levels, so here's this week post with 10 creative iPhone & iPod Touch apps. This time we're featuring some collectable and limited edition apps.; You Got Design Right ? Now ?Write? Design!

02 February 2010
You're a great designer but writing is a totally different ball game. It needn't be this way. Let Dave Thackeray show you how to produce amazing writing that'll stand shoulder to shoulder with your design talents.; 10 Tips to Avoid a Creative Block

31 January 2010
Today's guest star is Jacques van Heerden - a freelance digital artist from South Africa who works under the creative identity An1ken. He runs Creativeoverflow - a fresh design blog for anything creative. You should definitely connect with him on Twitter @an1ken.; Showcase of Outstanding Photo Manipulations

28 January 2010
Guest post by Kevin Vertommen - a 22 years old student living in Belgium in his last year of school, hoping to find a marketing-related job soon. Besides his real-life hobbies, Kevin recently started blogging about design resources and inspiration.; More

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Web Designer Wall: New WordPress Theme: Notepad

12 February 2010
I’m back into the WordPress theme design. Check out my latest release ? the Notepad theme. Inspired by the iPhone?s Notes app, Notepad is a modern theme with a subtle touch of the sketchy and texturized background. The theme is widget compatible with threaded & paged comments, social media buttons, and multi-level dropdown [...]; CSS3 Examples and Best Practices

10 February 2010
The CSS3 trend is getting more and more popular. In fact CSS3 new features open a lot of new possibilities. Check out my previous post on "CSS3 Animation Demos" to see the things that you can do with it. However, don’t get too excited so soon because it is not fully supported by all browsers yet. [...]; Free Vector Social Media Set

08 February 2010
In case you’ve missed it, I recently released a free vector set of Social Media Icons at IconDock. It includes 50 icons of the most popular social media networks. The icons are available at 32px and 16px in EPS, PNG, and GIF format. Feel free to use it in your blogs or client’s projects. If [...]; 47 Amazing CSS3 Animation Demos

03 February 2010
Here is a compilation of 47 jaw-dropping CSS3 animation demos. They demonstrate the possibilities of the CSS3 transform and transition property. Some are very useful and can be used as Javascript alternatives. Most of them are simply to look cool. In order to veiw these effects, you need a webkit browser such as Safari and [...]; What to Expect in 2010: UX/UI Design Simplicity

01 February 2010
Guest Post by Chuck Longanecker In January of each year, we flip over the hourglass and, once again, we have everything in front of us. The new year gives us a clean slate, a chance for change and encouragement to evolve the way we do things. In the past, we’ve yielded to client and user requests [...]; InMotion Web Hosting Giveaways

28 January 2010
Exciting contest: InMotion Hosting is giving away 3 Power accounts (one-year) to WDW’s readers. To enter this contest, simply post a comment in this post before Feb 12, 2010. I’ve moved my hosting to them for about 2 weeks and very pleased with their services, particularly their 24/7 tech support. If you are looking [...]; Design Trends (Predictions) in 2010

21 January 2010
As we are stepping in a new decade, I can foresee that web design in 2010 is going to be fun and filled with experimental works. With the new CSS3 and HTML5, designers and developers are trying to utilize the new features to create impressive designs. Sketchy and large background styles are fading out. Serif [...]; Adobe CS4 Pillow Giveaways

19 January 2010
Hello Adobe lovers, I have some cute giveaways for you. MySuiteStuff is sponsoring three stuffed pillows to Web Designer Wall’s readers. These 12 x 12" stuffed Adobe CS4 icons are hand made with fleece. You can use them as a pillow, cushion, or decoration on your desk. To enter the contest, simply post a [...]; Process of Redesigning N.Design

13 January 2010
After 3 years of using the Pheonix theme on N.Design Studio, I finally redesigned it with a Koi theme. The new look has improved a lot in terms of design and WordPress implementation. Every section has a unique layout which gives you a refreshing feeling. This post will summarize everything about the new [...]; Job Board 75% Coupon Code

07 January 2010
I just wanted to update you the new coupon code on Design Jobs on the Wall. Enter coupon code "promo" on your first job post to get a 75% discount. Some of the potential employers who have posted on the wall include: Fi, The Brick, CTV, Fanshawe College, Hallmark Channel, Peace Corps, eHarmony, TechSmith Corporation, [...]; More

Smashing Magazine

Email Newsletter Design: Guidelines And Examples

Free Medical Icons Set (60 Icons)

The Definitive Guide To Styling Web Links

Successful Strategies For Selling Ad Space On Low-Traffic Websites

The Life, Times (and Death?) of Internet Explorer 6 (Comic Strip)

Better User Experience With Storytelling, Part 2

Developing Sites With AJAX: Design Challenges and Common Issues

Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet (PDF)

Applying Mathematics To Web Design

Color Theory for Designer, Part 3: Creating Your Own Color Palettes

Noupe: 5 Sliding Content Techniques, Examples & jQuery How to?s

31 December 1969
The more intuitive layout structure is designed, the better users can understand the content. Whatever content you have to present, you can present them in a more interactive & more responsive ways. Today we would like to focus on sliding effects and how i can change the structure of a page in a truly unique [...]; The Definitive Guide to htaccess Techniques: Do’s and Don’ts

31 December 1969
Of all the elements of web design and coding, htaccess can be one of the most intimidating. After all, it’s an incredibly powerful tool and one that has the potential to completely break your site if you’re not careful. Below are a dozen basic htaccess techniques and tips to get you started. They’re not nearly as [...]; Getting Started with PHP Regular Expressions

31 December 1969
1. What are Regular Expressions The main purpose of regular expressions, also called regex or regexp, is to efficiently search for patterns in a given text. These search patterns are written using a special format which a regular expression parser understands. Regular expressions are originating from Unix systems, where a program was designed, called grep, to help [...]; Comment Form Styling: Examples and Best Practices

31 December 1969
by György Fekete Comment forms are an essential part of our blogs, social networks and websites. Comment forms are our websites’ communication channel. Through these forms we get feedback on our content; therefore, it’s necessary to design them in such a way that they are easy to understand by our user base. A good comment form should [...]; What?s in your Cart? 30+ High-Quality Shopping Cart Templates

31 December 1969
What’s in your Cart? Finding the right theme can be a long and arduous process ? a process that becomes more important when we?re talking about Shopping Cart or eCommerce themes. There are two big differences between picking a theme for your Dallas-Cowboys-bashing blog and the theme for your custom furniture shop. Credibility: Your blog has [...]; Javascript For Designers: Getting on Your Feet Fast

31 December 1969
Web designers are a special breed ? we?re one of a small group of professionals that actively seeks out to improve ourselves and our craft through any means possible. This generally means on our own, from each other, and through an awful lot of ?guess, test and revise.? Web design isn?t for the [...]; 60+ Unusual Business Card Ideas & Designs

31 December 1969
Most business cards tend to be forgotten, which is why they are not effective. Business cards can become great interactive elements with the added ability to have custom shapes, different materials and matte finishing along with a great design idea. In today?s article, we would like to present a collection of 60+ Creative Business Cards ideas [...]; 35 Fresh and Useful jQuery Plugins

31 December 1969
Quick and powerful, jQuery can help designers and developers create awesome interactive websites that are appealing and accessible to the widest range of browsers. For your audience, the visit to your site will be both exciting and entertaining. Navigation, galleries and slideshows, are hot points for a site to shine. Here are 35 useful fresh jQuery [...]; 45 Outstanding Free Vintage Fonts

31 December 1969
In his famous 1908 essay, ?Ornament and Crime,? modern architect Adolf Loos wrote: ?The evolution of culture marches with the elimination of ornament from useful objects.? This pronouncement banished many of the frilly, decorative fonts of centuries past from the realm of High Design. Fast forward to the present day: Web 3.0 is awash in [...]; 10+ Mod_Rewrite Rules You Should Know

31 December 1969
Mod_rewrite is an Apache-based rewrite engine for dynamically rewriting URLs. It’s built into Apache servers natively, though not enabled by default. It’s capable of functions beyond simple rewrites, though, some of which are included below. Turn Mod_Rewrite On Mod_rewrite is used through your .htaccess file. Place the following code at the beginning of your .htaccess file to [...]; More

Nettuts+: 10 Hand-Picked Tutorials for Beginning Web Designers

15 February 2010; Top 10 Things that JavaScript Got Wrong

12 February 2010; Quick Tip: Different Layouts for Different Widths

12 February 2010; JavaScript Events from the Ground Up: New Plus Tutorial

11 February 2010; CodeIgniter from Scratch: Day 8 ? AJAX

11 February 2010; Why Web Developers Should Switch to Google Chrome

10 February 2010; Quick Tip: How to Work with @Font-face

09 February 2010; How to Build an Unobtrusive Login System in Rails

09 February 2010; 24 Best Practices for AJAX Implementations

08 February 2010; Quick Tip: How to Extend Built-in Objects in JavaScript

05 February 2010; More

CSS-Tricks: The Skinny on CSS Attribute Selectors

13 February 2010
CSS has the ability to target HTML elements based on any one of their attributes. You probably already know about classes and IDs. Check out this bit of HTML: <h2 id="first-title" class="magical" rel="friend">David Walsh</h2> This single element has three attributes: ID, class, and rel. To select the element in CSS, you could use and ID selector (#first-title) [...]; Five Questions with Jonathan Longnecker

12 February 2010
I met Jonathan at a conference last year. Jonathan was giving a presentation about ExpressionEngine and how good it is for designers. He gave me a good natured ribbing about my use of WordPress. Read the interview below where I ask him about that, his work, his side projects, and more.*Chris: You’ve recently released a [...]; New Screencast: Regarding Wheel Invention

10 February 2010
A couple needs a photo gallery for their wedding, where everyone can browse and upload their own photos from the wedding. Beginner developer: I know of some great software we can use, give me a couple of days. Skilled developer: I’ll write something up from scratch for you, it will be perfect, give me a [...]; The Great CSS Off & Giveaway

10 February 2010
Alrighty folks, here’s the deal. I have a whole bunch of stuff I want to give away. Mostly books on web design and development. I’ve been deep in thought trying to figure out the best way to give them all away. I definitely didn’t want to spam Twitter. I also didn’t want to do a [...]; jQuery MagicLine Navigation

09 February 2010
These “sliding” style navigation bars have been around a while, I just thought I’d take a crack at doing it myself as the opportunity came up recently. Turns out it’s really pretty darn easy. I put two examples together for it.The Idea The idea is to have a highlight of some kind (a background or an [...]; How nth-child Works

08 February 2010
There is a CSS selector, really a pseudo-selector, called nth-child. Here is an example of using it: ul li:nth-child(3n+3) { color: #ccc; } What the above CSS does, is select every third list item inside unordered lists. That is, the 3rd, 6th, 9th, 12th, etc. But how does that work? And what other kinds of things can [...]; Threadsy Invites / Haiti Poster Project

05 February 2010
Two things today. First, have you guys heard of Threadsy? I hadn’t, but apparently they got 2nd place at TechCrunch 50, which is pretty great. It’s a web application that combines several of your online “input streams” (e.g. Email, Twitter, and Facebook). I think that’s actually all they do right now, which I find kind [...]; Link Underlines Grow to Backgrounds on Hover

04 February 2010
A reader recently emailed in asking if I knew a way to have links be underlined, and then have the underline grow upwards on hover and turn into a background/highlight effect. I ended up trying three different things, with varying levels of success.; Free Template: DocTemplate

02 February 2010
Totally free template for ya'll today. It is fully of AJAX navigation goodness, so subpages load dynamically with no page reload. If you don't like that part (for example, you are trying to put JavaScript demos on the subpages and they won't load that way) just remove the JavaScript files from the header and it will revert to regular nav. Enjoy!; Make All Links Feel Subtly More Button-Like

01 February 2010
On this current design of CSS-Tricks, you may have noticed how all links bump themselves down one pixel as you click them. I started noticing this effect on sites of luminaries like Tim Van Damme and Andy Clarke’s sites, so credit where credit is due. As you might imagine, it’s incredible simple. Let’s take a [...]; More

Blog.SpoonGraphics: How to Build a Custom Wordpress Theme from Scratch

15 February 2010
If you’re confident with your CSS and HTML, it’s not hard at all to step up to the challenge of building a custom Wordpress theme. This overview shows the process of how my latest custom Wordpress theme was built from design concept through to completed theme. See how the static design is split up into [...]; Go Media Heraldry Vector Pack for Premium Members

12 February 2010
The Go Media Arsenal contains some unbelievably detailed artwork. One of the most stunning is the Heraldry vector pack with it's mix of dragons, lion, shield and eagles. Go Media have kindly donated their premium Heraldry vector pack to Blog.SpoonGraphics Access All Areas members. The Heraldry pack is one of the ...
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Access All Areas members have the ability to view exclusive design tutorials and giveaways, discounts on a range of awesome design related products and more! Sound good?! Find out more about becoming a member.; 35 Inspiring Examples of Transparency in Logo Design

08 February 2010
Transparency effects in logo design help bring to life a digital mark, adding that extra level of depth and color. This showcase of examples provides some great design inspiration and shows how designers have creatively used transparency and overlaying effects to build unique logo designs. Goosebumps – Jared Milam Meca – Andre Oliveira Andy Fiord – sbDesign Nethik – [...]; This Week?s Favourites ? February 5th 2010

05 February 2010
In this week?s roundup of creative goodness, we have a selection of handy website wireframing templates; an article highlighting some interesting factors that boost the ‘wow factor’ in web designs; an interesting discussion about the risk of being unique; a fabulous vibrant Photoshop illustration tutorial; and a showcase of stationery and print design inspiration. GeekChix This great [...]; Nebulae Grunge Texture Pack for Premium Members

03 February 2010
This second high resolution texture pack from Caleb Kimbrough of design resource blogs Lost and Taken and BuenoBrushes features a range of heavy grunge textures. Access All Areas members can get their hands on these high quality resources for free as part of their ongoing membership. These heavy grunge textures are ...
This content is for Access All Areas members only

Access All Areas members have the ability to view exclusive design tutorials and giveaways, discounts on a range of awesome design related products and more! Sound good?! Find out more about becoming a member.; How To Create a Detailed Apple iPad Icon in Photoshop

01 February 2010
The Internet world exploded with the news of the Apple tablet launch last week. Named the iPad, it’s set to bring yet another revolution to the way people access and browse the web. An iPad icon would be a sensible addition to any web designer’s resources toolbox, so let’s fire up Photoshop and create our [...]; Hand Drawn Skulls Vector Pack for Premium Members

29 January 2010
Skulls are one of the most sought after vector resources, and are a particularly popular theme in the apparel industry. Who better to create a hand-drawn skulls vector pack than the talented folks from Go Media. This premium pack comes straight from their arsenal range of resources, and is free ...
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Access All Areas members have the ability to view exclusive design tutorials and giveaways, discounts on a range of awesome design related products and more! Sound good?! Find out more about becoming a member.; Design a Colorful Retro Futuristic Poster in Photoshop

25 January 2010
The theme of retro futurism combines digitally created graphics and abstract shapes with distressed and aged textures, giving that cool mix of old and new. Let’s take a look at how to create our own bright and colourful retro futuristic poster in Photoshop, using dynamic lines, vibrant gradients and rough textures to build up the [...]; This Week?s Favourites ? January 22nd 2010

22 January 2010
In this week?s roundup of creative goodness, we have a selection of handy Worpdress tips; a beginner’s introduction to designing for textile based artwork; an in-depth look at various photo clipping techniques; some advice on how to build your design blog; and a discussion about the balance between content and design. Cats Who Code Cats Who Code [...]; Light Grunge Texture Pack for Premium Members

20 January 2010
Caleb Kimbrough from design resource blogs Lost and Taken and BuenoBrushes has kindly donated a fantastic premium textures pack for Access All Areas members. The pack includes 20 high resolution light grunge textures, that are perfect for distressing your designs for that weathered and roughed up appearance. Anyone who has ...
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Access All Areas members have the ability to view exclusive design tutorials and giveaways, discounts on a range of awesome design related products and more! Sound good?! Find out more about becoming a member.; More

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webdesignledger: 50 Inspiring Dark Web Designs

14 February 2010
We already showed here great examples of websites to inspire you, from Clean White Web Design and Portfolio Designs to iPhone apps websites we delivered great doses of inspiration to help you getting new ideas. Today, continuing our mission of delivering inspiring websites... we will present a selection of dark websites.; A Closer Look at FlashComponents.net

14 February 2010
Here at WDL, we greatly appreciate our sponsors. They help make it possible for us to do what we do, and we feel that all of our sponsors offer services and products that can be very useful to web designers, developers, and online creatives. In order to let you know more about what our sponsors [...]; WDL Premium: Grunge Photoshop Brushes from Designious

13 February 2010
Today we’re releasing a set of awesome grunge Photoshop brushes for our WDL Premium Members from Designious. These brushes are great for adding a worn and distressed look to your designs. There are 29 brushes in all. Be sure to check out Designious for more design resources. Here is a preview of the brushes. Download Grunge Photoshop Brushes Premium [...]; 20 High Quality Free Fonts for Designers

11 February 2010
You may have noticed that we love finding awesome free fonts and sharing them with you. So don’t spend any of your valuable time searching the internet for more fonts. We’ve got you covered. Here are 20 high quality free fonts for you to use in your designs. In this selection, you will find a [...]; UPrinting Poster Prints Giveaway

11 February 2010
UPrinting has teamed up with us to bring you a special contest. We are giving away big 24×36 poster prints to 5 WDL readers. Winners will be able to choose from either semi gloss or high gloss. Make sure you visit UPrinting to learn more about their poster prints and other printing services. Giveaway Details 5 winners of [...]; 30 Incredible Examples of Urban Decay Photography

09 February 2010
During the lifespan of a city, certain events take place that cause buildings and areas to become abandoned. With nobody around to provide upkeep or maintenance on the structures of these areas, things begin to fall into disrepair. This is known as urban decay. At first glance, these decrepit environments may seem hopeless. However, [...]; 13 Useful JavaScript Solutions for Charts and Graphs

08 February 2010
Graphs and charts are used to simplify complex data and make it easy to read and understand. So it really wouldn’t make sense if it was difficult to integrate a graph into a website. Thanks to Javascript and a bunch of talented developers, we have at our disposal solutions for easily adding graphs and charts [...]; 50 Inspiring iPhone Application Websites

08 February 2010
One thing that many of the iPhone application websites have 'in common' is its beautiful and inspiring design. They simply look amazing. The colors are great, the typography is classy, the photos, spaces and reflections are astonishing. The websites are so visual appealing that it is very good to browse around to get inspired and also to find a cool app for you (in case you have an iPhone). And as I'm always looking around for inspiring sites, I found that making a selection of iPhone app sites would give us a great list! So here we are... with 50 samples of beautiful, classy, stylish and many times minimalist websites designs. Here you will find inspiration in many different subjects of web design - such as typography, colors scheme, textures, layouts, images disposal and so on. So sit back and enjoy these pretty inspiring websites!; A Showcase of Website Navigations with Serious Click Appeal

04 February 2010
A couple of months ago we posted an article showcasing great website navigations. Consider this the sequel. The navigation of a website is meant to be clicked. It doesn’t need to blend in or be hard to find. It’s important that it stands out from the rest of the elements on the page, but yet still [...]; WDL Premium: Stains Vector Pack from Go Media

04 February 2010
Today we’re releasing another amazing vector pack for our WDL Premium Members from the talented people at Go Media. Stains is a grimy set of vector coffee stains, brush strokes, and ink splatters. These vector shapes are incredibly detailed, scanned at a very high resolution and vectorized. Warning, slow machines might have trouble with this because [...]; More

GoMediaZine: Art Files: Illustrator?s Missing ?Collect for Output?

11 February 2010
Plenty of designers out there do their design work not in InDesign, but in Illustrator. If you’re among those, you’ve no doubt been confounded by the lack of a “collect for output” feature in Illustrator. Enter Art Files from Code Line Software. And be sure to read on for a special discount offer on Art Files [...]
Art Files: Illustrator’s Missing ‘Collect for Output’ is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; Weapons of Mass Creation Interview: Fuel Brand Inc.

08 February 2010
Welcome to the fourth interview of the Weapons of Mass Creation video interview series. Not sure what this is all about? Read the kick-off article to get caught up! We sat down with Adelle Charles & Joshua Smibert of Fuel Brand, Inc and chatted about their background, goals, and views on the design industry. [...]
Weapons of Mass Creation Interview: Fuel Brand Inc. is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; iPad: Illustrators & Designers

03 February 2010
Whether you’re an Apple user or not, it’s been pretty tough to avoid hearing about the iPad. The question here at Go Media Zine: what does it mean for illustrators and designers? It may be limited as far as content creation, but it also may hold huge potential for a new wave of users who [...]
iPad: Illustrators & Designers is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; Weapons of Mass Creation interview: Mark Weaver

27 January 2010
Here’s the third installation of the Weapons of Mass Creation video interview series featuring designer & illustrator Mark Weaver. Not sure what this is all about? Read the kick-off article to get caught up! You’ll find both the video interview & the transcript (to make up for poor audio quality) below. Enjoy! GoMediazine: How [...]
Weapons of Mass Creation interview: Mark Weaver is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; Interview: Film Poster Art with Tyler Stout

15 January 2010
GoMediaZine: So who are you and how would people know you? Tyler Stout: My name is Tyler Stout. And I would guess people know me by seeing my stuff somewhere, or personally meeting me at some point in my life. GoMediaZine: Those posters you’ve done for the Alamo Drafthouse are everywhere. Can you explain your relationship [...]
Interview: Film Poster Art with Tyler Stout is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; Go Media featured in Advanced Creation: Illustrator

13 January 2010
Near the end of 2009 we were contacted by Stéphanie Guillaume & her team at the French outpost of Advanced Creation about re-releasing a couple tutorials from The GoMediaZine. We said “sure!”, and sure enough, the hefty 150 page special issue arrived in Cleveland just this week. Typically the French division of Advanced [...]
Go Media featured in Advanced Creation: Illustrator is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; Weapons of Mass Creation Interview: Geoff May

07 January 2010
Welcome to the second installation of the Weapons of Mass Creation video interview series. Not sure what this is all about? Read the kick-off article to get caught up! Our first interview was with Richard Minino, otherwise known as HORSEBITES. If you missed it, you can watch the first interview here. The second [...]
Weapons of Mass Creation Interview: Geoff May is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; User Showcase Highlight Round 14

06 January 2010
Since the last User Showcase Highlight post the Go Media User Showcase Pool has ballooned from 1142 images to 4,672! Our members are up to a healthy 1181 and growing. After browsing through dozens of pages of great submissions, two stood out among the crowd. All Good Things by: Michel Bütepage (aka kid grandios) Michel did a [...]
User Showcase Highlight Round 14 is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; Discussion: Design year in review

30 December 2009
The past year has been a fantastic close to a decade filled with great design advancements in all media, but especially on the web. New artists, new firms, new techniques, styles & trends. We’ve seen a lot of stuff that we like, and some that we don’t – but it’s all been a [...]
Discussion: Design year in review is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; Interview with Illustrator Godmachine

21 December 2009
GoMediazine: Let’s start with the usual questions: tell us about yourself, what Godmachine is all about and where you’re from. Godmachine: I am from Wales in the UK and have been designing T-shirts for about 2 years now. I studied Graphic Communication as a mature student and was terrible at it; I just cant see the [...]
Interview with Illustrator Godmachine is a post from: GoMediaZine
Go Media is a creative agency that specializes in brand development, art direction, and interactive media. The GoMediaZine began in 2006 as our company blog but has since grown into a thriving community for designers of all skill levels. For a closer look into our 14 person team and the work we do for our clients, visit gomedia.us.; More

Vandelay Design Blog: One-Page Portfolios: Trends and Showcase

11 February 2010
One-page portfolios are certainly a popular trend among web and graphic designers. Many designers have created one-page portfolios that use a lot of creativity, but there are also some elements or characteristics that are very common among them. In this post we'll look at ten trends of one-page portfolios with examples of each. At the end of the post we'll include a showcase for your own design inspiration, plus some resources to help you if you're interested in creating your own one-page portfolio.
Trends of One-Page Portfolios:

1. Focus is on the Work
One-page portfolios tend to keep the work of the designer as the focus of the page. More traditional portfolio sites may include screen shots of some work on the homepage, but generally the work in the portfolio will be displayed on a separate page. Because one-page portfolios include all of the elements of a portfolio site (the work, biographical information, services information, contact, etc.), the contents of the page are often arranged to emphasize the work from the portfolio. James Lai Creative James Lai Creative uses a prominent location on the page to display items from the portfolio. Click on a thumbnail and you'll see a larger image above.; Free Set of Office Icons by IconShock

10 February 2010
Our friends at IconShock have designed another set of free icons for readers of Vandelay Design. IconShock designs high quality icon sets and in recent months they have provided the design community with a lot of great, free icons. This set includes five icons of typical office items. The icons are free for personal or commercial purposes, and they are available below as PNG files or as Adobe Illustrator files.; Win Free Die Cut Business Cards from UPrinting!

09 February 2010
Our friends at UPrinting have offered to give 500 free die cut business cards each to five readers of the Vandelay Design blog! If you've been wanting to impress potential clients with some high-quality business cards, this is your chance to get them for free.; 25 Creative E-Commerce Website Designs

08 February 2010
E-Commerce sites are often considered to be boring and unattractive, however, that is not always the case. This post showcases 25 e-commerce sites that demonstrate creativity in the design. It may be the layout, graphics, design style or site structure, but all of them break the mould of the typical e-commerce site. For more inspiration from e-commerce sites, see our gallery CartFrenzy. Ride Four Ever; Showcase of Floral Typography

03 February 2010
If you frequently browse through sites like deviantART and the Behance Network you've no doubt come across a number of designs that use typography and floral effects. In this post we'll showcase some excellent works of this kind from various designers. If you would like more inspiration from typography and text effects please see our gallery site TypeInspire. Butterfly; 40 Beautiful Corporate Websites

31 January 2010
In today's marketplace, every company needs an effective website. Of course, the purposes and needs of each company's site will be unique, but every company should have a site that presents a professional image to visitors. That image should also be an accurate representation of the company and should work with other branding efforts to present consistent messages to customers. In this post we'll feature 40 well-designed corporate websites. Blackberry; 15 Invoicing Tips for Designers and Freelancers

27 January 2010
Most designers don't particularly enjoy the financial side of running a business, but handling it properly is a necessary part of being a freelancer or running a design agency. The financial side of the business includes invoicing clients, and in this article we'll look at some tips and best practices for invoicing.
1. Decide on an Invoicing App or Software
There are plenty of online invoicing apps available that have been created with designers and freelancers in mind. Additionally, there are some software options as well. Using either an online app or software to handle your invoicing will allow you to save time and to have better organization over your invoices and receivables, as opposed to using a manual system or spreadsheets. With so many options to choose from (see 20 Invoicing Tools for Web Designers), you should be able to find an app or software that includes all of the features that you need, and ideally, not a lot of those that you don't need. Online apps are available in a wide range of prices, some are even free. Prices will usually rise as more features are included, and most invoicing apps will have a few different plans according to the number of invoices and clients that you need to manage. If you'd like to avoid monthly or yearly fees of online apps, you can purchase invoicing software for a one-time fee and manage an unlimited number of invoices and clients. For invoicing software we recommend Fanurio. For online apps we recommend FreshBooks. Find a solution that meets your needs and it will help you to have more accurate invoicing and financial records with less time commitment.; Design Instruct: A New Resource for the Design Community

26 January 2010
Almost two years ago I got to know Jacob Gube of Six Revisions as both of us had relatively new blogs in the design community. Since then I've followed Six Revisions as it has grown to become one of the leading blogs on web design and development with over 40,000 subscribers.; Showcase of Buttons in Web Design

25 January 2010
Button design is usually a subtle element to a web design, but it can have a significant impact on the overall look and usability of the site. In this post we'll showcase a variety of types and styles of buttons. Hopefully this showcase can provide you with some inspiration and ideas for your own work. Epic Event; 25 of the Best Photography Portfolio Sites ? Part III

20 January 2010
In the past we've published two posts showcasing excellent photography portfolio sites, and today we're following up with the third edition (see 25 of the Best Photographer Portfolio Websites and 25 of the Best Photographer Portfolio Websites - Part II). If you're looking for more design inspiration from high-quality portfolio sites, see our gallery site Folio Focus. World In My Lens; More

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Tutorial Blog: Facebook Connect: Plugins to Integrate FB and Wordpress

11 February 2010
When I first decided it was time to add Facebook Connect to a website, I figured it would be no big deal. Facebook is a social media powerhouse, I figured, so they must have tools to simplify the process. Plus, I use Wordpress! So I was fairly confident that some enterprising developer had already created [...]; Awesome Customizations: 10 websites based on the Yamidoo Magazine Theme

14 January 2010
Premium WordPress themes can be a designer’s best friend. But most websites worth visiting know better than to use a theme straight “out of the box.” Your site design is part of your branding and it’s the first impression visitors will have of your product. It only takes seconds for a new visitors to decide [...]; How to Use Google Maps with WordPress Blogs: 5 Plugins to Get You Started

15 December 2009
It wasn’t long ago that Mapquest was the only quality mapping tool online. Then, the rise of Google Maps, possibly the best and most sophisticated mapping tool available online. Google Maps inspired regular people to become cartographers ? mapping our lives, mashing up old maps in new ways, and creating a new way to share our world. [...]; Sync Your Life: Great Tools to Sync, Backup and Store your Files

02 December 2009
You probably remember that one time when you really needed a copy of that spreadsheet for the meeting; only to realize it was sitting on your hard drive at home. Or the time you wrote up that great list of ideas and forgot to e-mail it to yourself. If you use multiple devices for computing, the [...]; Freelancers: Invoice your clients

23 November 2009
Create invoices and manage account receivables online using one of these 9 web apps. You’ll save time and maybe even earn more money. The ability to successfully run a freelance design business, requires more than just graphic skills. You’ll need to know how to drum up business, manage competing demands and perhaps most importantly how to [...]; Target Your Marketing Campaign with Facebook Ads

04 November 2009
Facebook ads are quickly becoming the top choice for targeted online ad campaigns. Whether your goal is lead generation, sales, or improving brand recognition, a targeted campaign will always have better results. Google Adwords used to be the king of online ad campaigns because they can target users based on their current search priorities. Facebook ads are the [...]; 5 Photo Gallery Plugins for WordPress

02 November 2009
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. If so, then these photo gallery plugins for WordPress must be worth volumes. Each plugin creates the photo gallery a bit differently ? jquery slideshows, flash slideshows, automatically from your flickr set ? which you choose is purely a matter of preference. Image galleries are one of [...]; Free Photoshop Shapes: Download Custom Shapes Sets

22 October 2009
Photoshop shapes are different than Photoshop brushes, although some people use the terms interchangeably, they refer to completely different tools. Both tools will allow you to easily add custom elements that be stamped out over and over again, used to create patterns, transferred from one design to another, and stored in your Photoshop library for [...]
Free Photoshop Shapes: Download Custom Shapes Sets is a post from: Tutorial Blog; Free Photoshop Shapes: Download Custom Shapes Sets

22 October 2009
Photoshop shapes are different than Photoshop brushes, although some people use the terms interchangeably, they refer to completely different tools. Both tools will allow you to easily add custom elements that be stamped out over and over again, used to create patterns, transferred from one design to another, and stored in your Photoshop library for [...]; 5 WordPress Comment Plugins to Engage Users and Promote Discussion

21 October 2009
If you’re a new user to WordPress, then you’re probably perfectly content with the comment features you have with your blog and may have not even realized that you can do more with your blog by adding a comment plugin. With different WordPress comment plugins, did you know that you can allow people to show [...]
5 WordPress Comment Plugins to Engage Users and Promote Discussion is a post from: Tutorial Blog; More

BittBox: Free Stuff: Pixelmator 1.5 Giveaway ? Comment to Win

12 February 2010
A long time ago, I was one of the eager souls awaiting the release of the original Pixelmator software. Well, that was, like I said, a long time ago and Pixelmator has made many strides since then. Currently at version 1.5, Pixelmator has too many improvements to list. Among the copious amount of new features [...]
a; Free Texture Tuesday: Grunge Mats

09 February 2010
Today we have a nice set of grunge fire safety mat textures, hopefully you can put them to good use. A big thanks goes out to Callum Chapman from CircleBox Blog for providing them, please make sure you head over there and check out his blog and say thanks! Enjoy! Preview About The Author: Caleb Kimbrough is [...]
a; Free Stuff: Brush Pilot Giveaway ? Comment to Win

08 February 2010
Last week I released a new version of Brush Pilot (1.0.4), so I decided to have another giveaway to start of this week. I’ve got another 3 copies of Brush Pilot to give away to 3 lucky commenters. Brush Pilot is a fast, easy to use Photoshop Brush previewer for Mac OS X. Read the [...]
a; Free Texture Tuesday: Grunge Frames

02 February 2010
After browsing Flickr for some texture ideas, I ran across a cool “grunge frame” image and thought I would give it a whirl myself. Each of these textures are 4-5 images stacked on top of one another layers with various blending modes. I then just erased the center of certain layers, which gives the frame [...]
a; Photoshop 101: Editing Indexed Color Images from the Web

01 February 2010
Have you ever plucked an image from the web and tried to edit it in Photoshop only to find annoying problems? It’s probably a .gif in Indexed color mode. For this quick example I’m using the MediaTemple ad in my sidebar, which happes to be an indexed .gif. When trying to edit an indexed color image [...]
a; Free Texture Tuesday: Grab Bag 2

26 January 2010
Today marks the 300th texture we’ve given away here on Texture Tuesday, here’s to the next 300! I thought I’d do another grab bag set today, you can check out the first one here. Like before, these are just some textures I’ve had sitting around that deserved to be shared and used in your design [...]
a; Brush Pilot 1.0.4 Now Available

25 January 2010
I released Brush Pilot 1.0.4 yesterday, and I recommend everyone upgrade if you haven’t already. In 1.0.4 we’ve added the Sparkle framework for automatic updates. From now on when a new version is released Brush Pilot will automatically give you the option to download an install the new version. This way you don’t have to [...]
a; Freeware Find: CapSee (OS X)

25 January 2010
Wether you’re a programmer, designer, or just a web surfer, I’m sure you’ve accidentally hit the Caps Lock key before. Especially if you’re a terrible typer, like myself, this can get really annoying. I like anything that keeps annoying things out of my life. That’s why as soon as I found CapSee, I immediatley downloaded [...]
a; Free Texture Tuesday: Colored Dark Grunge

19 January 2010
Each one of these textures was made by combining 6-10 textures in different layers in Photoshop, along with some color overlays. I consider them to be some of the best examples of grunge textures that I’ve ever made, I hope you think the same! In the next few weeks I’m going to try and return [...]
a; Font Update: Billy Argel

18 January 2010
Granted, some of these aren’t entirely that recent, but I haven’t posted about fonts in a while. All three of these fonts are from one of my favorite font designers, Billy Argel. All of them have somewhat of a western feel to them, which I enjoy. They can be downloaded free for personal use, but [...]
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