Photoshop Web Design Tutorials With Sample Examples
As a web designer everyone might know well about the tool “Photoshop”. Because of it’s various editing and convering features this has been the ultimate tool for the web designers. With this we have presented here 20 of the good Photoshop website designing tutorials for you. The output produced here by the tutorials are great looking for the new designers. But keep in mind that it’s not meant for you to reproduce an exact copy and use it as your own. Instead, you can foolow the steps in the tutorials and learn new techniques to incorporate into your own designs.
Clean and Classy Web Design in Photoshop
Gnarly Snowboarding Themed Web Design
Awesome Portfolio Design
RocknRolla Blog Design
Inspiration,Other Resources,Resources,Tutorials 
16 Mar 2010
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Logo Design Case Study With Examples
There has been lot of quality tutorials available for designing the logo for a website. But whatever may be case studies is the best one to start from the ground level for designing a logo. Also the real-world projects can be more effective and valuable learning resources. Logo designing case studies are excellent way to show more of the entire process, the levels that are involved, and putting it into the context of a specific client.
In this post we’ll point you 17 logo design real time case studies that will give you an in-depth knowledge about the process of logo or identity design.
Vivid Ways
Henri Ehrhart
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
Inspiration,Tutorials 16 Mar 2010
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CSS Menu and Navigation – Tutorials, Techniques and Examples
The most important factor for designing a website more efficiently and effectively is CSS. CSS3 is slowly but surely creeping into mainstream web design, more and more designers are using it
It really is an exciting time for web design and for designers too. Here we focus on some CSS menu and navigation techniques that make use of the wonderful new properties that CSS3 also which makes the design more and more effective. Please bear in mind that for the most part these tutorials have not been written for usage in the wild, they are more experimental, a demonstration of what can be achieved and will be used in the near future.
All of the demos from these tutorials render perfectly well with Chrome and Safari, Firefox struggles with a couple and IE, rather surprisingly, rendered most of the demos better than expected.
jQuery Style Vertical Menu with CSS3 – No Javascript
CSS3 Based Dropdown Menu
CSS3 Based Horizontal Drop Line Tab Menu
Inspiration,Other Resources,Resources,Tutorials 16 Mar 2010
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