Colors communicate meaning.
This should not be underestimated when you’re designing a website, logo or anything else.
Blue, generally receives a cool, calm, trustworthy, knowledgeable response. The color red, in contrast, is exciting, eye catching, fast acting and powerful.
Take a look at this color spectrum of logos:
Imagine a wordless web.
An internet experience that had no words, except those embedded in images.
That’s what the Wordless Web project wondered, so they created a browser bookmark applet that strips web pages of all their text.
The results are interesting:
This jQuery gallery plugin is really nice.
Even if you’re wanting to use a gallery jQuery plugin, this is a nice option, but the mobile friendly aspect is top notch.
After running the demo on iOS, I was sold.
Here’s where you need to go to find some sweet subtle backgrounds for your next web project.
There’s plenty to choose from, plus, they have a load of “snacks” you’ll want to munch on!
Last month, Eric posted about Style Tiles and their use in the process of designing a site. I heard about the idea at ConvergeSE, a conference in South Carolina dedicated to the web design, development and marketing where the creator, Samantha Warren, was presenting. I wanted to take it to the next level, so I created Tile Generator, a site that quickly uses CSS to convey the visual essence of a site for a client. Continue Reading…
The World’s largest Rube Goldberg machine was pretty amazing, but this mini Goldberg is charming to say the least.
It’s also a wonder piece of video.
Ah, yes.
The Hoth battle from Empire Strikes Back is one of my favorites!
I hope you enjoy these as much as I did.
Happy Star Wars Day!
Today on ChurchMag, we’re going to be celebrating Star Wars Day.
To kick things off right, we’re not going to post about the funny Rejected Star Wars Products, the EPIC Life-Size Star Wars Stormtrooper Cake or theorize about the 8 Lines That Would Have Ended Star Wars Really Fast.
Nope.
We’re kicking it off with these (the last one is my personal favorite):
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