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To Five Smashing Years… And A Free Anniversary eBook Treat! - Smashing Magazine When we started Smashing Magazine, we didn’t expect anything. We didn’t have a grand master plan for a successful online magazine for designers and developers. We created something that we found useful and that we thought others would find useful, too. We did not lose focus, we relied on instinct more than once, we stayed patient, and we pulled the occasional night shift. That was 2006. A Visual Guide to the Ampersand (Infographic) The ampersand symbol (&) has a long and rich history, dating as far back as 63 B.C. To this day, its use can be witnessed in a wide range of situations, from being a key component in a Fortune 500 company’s logo/brand identity materials to casual SMS/text messages between old friends. Below is a visual guide to this beautiful and artistic symbol. Click here to enlarge. This infographic is sponsored by Squarespace, a website builder for creating and managing beautiful websites, blogs and portfolios.
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