50 Fierce Fashion Brochure Design Examples

Posted on 26. Aug, 2010 by Daniella Santos .

If branding is about creating stories, then brochures are the fashion industry’s storybooks. Every page a reader turns in a fashion brochure should enrich the brand’s latest story in her mind. That brand story must be embodied not just in the elegance of the clothes, but also in the tastefulness of the brochure design. When done right, fashion brochures can expose the beauty and fierceness in the couture collections they advertise.

The following images are 50 examples of stunning fashion brochure design, made to be fresh and fabulous eye candy for their season. I hope you appreciate not just every cut and swatch of fabric they were made to advertise, but also their stylish and harmonious layout and design.

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Showcase Of 50 Clean Portfolio Web Designs

Posted on 17. Aug, 2010 by Ibrahim Cheurfa .

Clean web design techniques can mostly achieve high level of usability, legibility, and visual appeal, the use of plenty of white space and organized elements gives a professional look at the website.

In this collection, you’ll find 50 Clean Portfolio Web Designs for your inspiration, that let you see more examples about clean web design.

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50 Exciting Party Flyers Design

Posted on 12. Aug, 2010 by Daniella Santos .

A party flyer can fill the dance floor with the perfect combination of creative font and other visual elements. Looking for new and different flyers will definitely hype you up to create a wonderful mix of designs on your own.

Club owners today are looking for new styles and designs in party flyers to attract a huge crowd. As a designer, it is important to look for up-to-date and striking designs for party flyers that will help you go out of the box. This is your lucky day! We’ve collected 50 awe-inspiring party flyer designs for you to look at and be inspired from.

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How To Judge A Logo

Posted on 05. Aug, 2010 by Gagandeep Singh .

I really don’t like people who base their opinions about somebody or someone only on first impression, but in a world where all around us you can find multiple opportunities this could be decisive. When we are talking about the online world then a logo is equivalent to the first impression. Thus judging the great importance of the logo is revealed…but another question is how to judge the quality of a logo?

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Funniest Comics Of Paul The Psychic Octopus

Posted on 15. Jul, 2010 by SmashingShare .

Some people hated and some liked him. We are talking about Paul The Octopus who became internationally famous for accurately predicting all eight matches of 2010 World Cup including final. Paul retired after the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

This post is about Funniest Comics Of Paul The Psychic Octopus from Germany, who soon going to be the honorary citizen of a town in Spain’s northwest. I feel designers and artists have done great job in these comics where they express feelings of players, teams or coaches for Paul.

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Top 7 Design Tips For Ecommerce Sites

Posted on 26. May, 2010 by Rebecca Wright .

When it comes to ecommerce, design is everything. If you have any intention on making profit, you’re going to need a site that is designed so as to be appealing and comforting to the user. You could be selling the best products on the market for extremely reasonable prices, but the fact is, a poorly designed site is going to damage your sales immensely. Here are seven tips to help move your ecommerce website design in the right direction.

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25 Creative 404 Error Page Designs

Posted on 13. May, 2010 by Julio A Rivera .

A lot of websites don’t have a 404 error page, but having a good one is very important. We can’t stop a user from landing on the 404 error page, but we can give a helping hand to guide them back to the homepage. If you don’t have an Error 404 page on your website or blog, you should really think about creating one soon. Here are 25 Creative 404 Error Pages to give you some inspiration and ideas to get you started. Thank you for reading and enjoy.

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Making Your Website Multicultural

Posted on 03. Apr, 2010 by Christian Arno .

The internet is a marvelous place – millions of websites and millions of people (nearly two billion, in fact) out there mixing and chatting and buying and selling, like some giant virtual bazaar. Moving into this bustling and profitable marketplace is a top priority for any serious business in the modern economy, but so often when businesses move online they fail to think beyond their own language group. According to Google Zeitgeist, half of all Google users are searching in languages other than English, while Internetworldstats.com has found that 78% of internet users are non-English native speakers – if you set up your site purely for English speakers, then that’s a significant chunk of your potential online customers you’re giving a cold shoulder to.

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Implementing A Good Redesign: Advice And Examples

Posted on 31. Mar, 2010 by Sara Presenti .

Redesigning a website can be very satisfying and very stimulating for a web designer. A redesign consists of objectively improving the aesthetics or the structure of a website and, with the use of new elements or content, giving a new form or a new identity to the site.

Getting our hands on an out-of-date and roughly-done website, with the complete freedom to modify, add to, subtract from, and overhaul what we please, is extremely exciting. Unfortunately, this enthusiasm can often result in an incorrect work process, with a negative impact on the end result and on the eventual success of the redesign.

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Tips For Calling Visitors To Action

Posted on 22. Mar, 2010 by Cyrus Patten .

A blog is a blog. But without a call to action, you risk losing readers. Or worse, if your goal is to activate or mobilize, you risk missing your goal. A call to action is anything that encourages visitors to act. Whether signing up for email updates, following your twitter feed, or forwarding to a friend, calls to action are key. Calls to action span into the political and non-profit world as well.

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