March, 2010
Straight out of the box WordPress covers all the features you could want for your blog, which is probably the reason why it’s the most popular blogging platform. However there are some extra resources and services I always rely on to add that extra level of functionality to my sites. Here’s a quick overview of five services, both free and paid, that I always recommend to the owner of any blog.
Line25 Sites of the Week is a weekly roundup of the most outstanding website designs. In this week’s collection, we have designs from Team Excellence, BountyBev, The Croquis, Jacob Lee and DIBI Web Conference.
A custom Twitter background is a must if you want to stand out from the crowd on Twitter. In this Photoshop tutorial we’ll look at building a stunning cosmic design that not only looks great, but fits within the crucial margins between the Twitter profile, allowing it to work at multiple monitor resolutions.
Line25 Sites of the Week is a weekly roundup of the most outstanding website designs. In this week’s collection, we have designs from Oliver James Gosling, Yaili, HiiDef Inc, Rich Brown and Blissfully Aware.
March 2010 saw Line25 turn one year old. Since its launch last year the blog seems to have been well accepted into the blogosphere, despite entering at a time when design blogs are springing up every day. I always enjoy posting a behind the scenes insight into the traffic levels and growth stats on each anniversary of my blogs, so let’s check out some of the facts and figures behind Line25.
Line25 Sites of the Week is a weekly roundup of the most outstanding website designs. In this week’s collection, we have designs from Fresh01, Core8, Crush + Lovely, Jeroen Homan and 177 Designs.
HTML5 is definitely the flavor of the month, with everyone in the design community getting excited about its release. In this tutorial we’ll get a taste of what’s to come by building a cool iPhone app website using a HTML5 structure, and visual styling with some CSS3 effects.