Use of Blur Backgrounds in Website Design: Beautiful Examples Together with wide screen photo backgrounds which are frequently used tools for website decorations, blur backgrounds have thoroughly settled and found their niche in modern website design. Although, at first glance, it is rather difficult to understand what could be so amazing and attractive in blur technique that instantly kills all the detail of spectacular shot or image. But as a matter of fact, it has a whole bunch of advantages that, on the contrary, helps to stress aesthetic side, and make your design sophisticated and elegant. In addition, such backgrounds are able to add readability to your titles and taglines, focus attention on specified elements, easily make foreground elements stand out, and finally contrast and highlight color schemes. So, if you want to have a closer look at clever vague effect realization you should definitely turn your attention to our collection that includes remarkable examples of websites with blurred backgrounds. Reflection
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Andrew Jackson - Freelance Designer Lowdi - Bluetooth speaker Etudes - L’avenir appartient aux marques HumanKind Publié le 14 février 2013 Après le quotient intellectuel, le quotient émotionnel et même... le quotient sexuel, voici le quotient HumanKind. Lancé par Leo Burnett, il analyse les marques capables d'inspirer des actes changeant le comportement des individus. Coup de projecteur sur celles qui sont tapageuses, paresseuses, rêveuses ou ont une raison d'être. « Ce qui intéresse les individus, ce n'est pas de savoir ce que font les marques, mais pourquoi elles le font. Pour comprendre qui sont ces marques, le réseau a lancé, avec Research Now, une grande étude mondiale - dans 11 pays auprès de 37 900 personnes à partir de 70 questions - portant sur leur capacité à agir, et à exprimer leur raison d’être, posées sur un échantillon représentatif de la population, trié selon sa fréquentation des marques (778 marques, 155 catégories). En France, le high-tech et le secteur culturel sont le plus HumanKind Petit tour d’horizon : - Les marques paresseuses : Petit exemple de « paresse » : KFC.
22 portfolios de webdesigners, graphistes et créatifs L’heure est venue de faire le point sur les grandes tendances en matière de portfolios en ligne. Flat design, responsive, animations, illustrations, photos, quels sont les univers et les technologies utilisées par les créatifs ? Souvenez-vous, la dernière sélection de portfolios sur le blog date d’avril. En sélectionnant ces portfolios, j’ai réellement pu voir à quels point certains sites représentent à eux seuls, un condensé des tendances. Niveau technologie, les créatifs font la part belle au HTML5, au CSS3 et aux librairies Javascript, en utilisant des fonctionnalités toujours plus performantes. Globalement, chacun pose, voir impose son style, pour créer un design unique et reconnaissable au premier coup d’oeil. Jetez un œil à cette sélection, donnez votre avis en commentaire et surtout n’hésitez pas à poster vos trouvailles de qualité ! Adam Hartwig Lazyheart Big up à Lazyheart pour son portfolio ! Axel Aubert Design Embraced Refryed Kerem Kunstler Ashley Farrand Daniel Eckler Nerval Adam Rudzki
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