Web Design Category: Design This category features articles on general design principles, Web design, typography, user interface design and related topics. It also presents design showcases and practical pieces on the business side of design. Curated by Alma Hoffmann. Adham Dannaway » A systematic approach to logo design By Adham Dannaway on September 26, 2012 Designing a logo can be a very time consuming process as it is often quite difficult to come up with logo design ideas that match our clients requirements. There are so many different elements you need to consider when designing a logo including colours, typography, balance and symbolism to name a few. So where do you start? archann.tumblr Only One Website // Facebook // Instagram // Shop Mithya Website // Facebook // Instagram // Shop Synapse
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John Nack on Adobe February 07, 2014 I’ve Got My Ticket For the Long Way ‘Round… From discovering Adobe my first week in college & sending away $10 for an ATM Light floppy disk, to teaching Photoshop in college & starting a Web design career, to joining the company itself in 2000, I’ve had a very special relationship with this place. It has enabled & enlivened my creativity on so many levels, from making beautiful images & animations to learning how to develop great products. Our little sons were just asking the meaning of BIFURC8 (“Bifurcate”), as seen on our license plate.