Category Archives: Site Design

30 Fresh Web UI, Mobile UI and Wireframe Kits

Posted on December 29, 2010 by kvnbrt

All of the templates, kits, stencils and even the Photoshop Actions we have in this post have all been designed to help make the initial rapid prototyping stages of web and mobile development that little bit easier, quicker and smoother. … Continue reading →

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GUI Leaning Toward App-Inspired Designs

Posted on November 10, 2010 by kvnbrt

–> Above is a screenshot of The New York Times’ opinion section, whose redesign went live a few hours ago. Looks sharp, doesn’t it? It also looks like it’s itching to be put into a different context: The web redesign … Continue reading →

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Google, Twitter and Facebook Leading Semantic Web

Posted on August 2, 2010 by kvnbrt

A truly meaningful way of interacting with the web may finally be here, and it is called the semantic web. The idea was proposed over a decade ago by Tim Berners-Lee, among others. Now a triumvirate of internet heavyweights – … Continue reading →

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Content Management Systems Reviewed

Posted on July 25, 2010 by kvnbrt

When it comes to content management systems (CMS) and publishing platforms, there are plenty to choose from. They vary in technologies used, organization structure, performance, and license. You’ve probably heard of popular content management systems such as Drupal, WordPress, Movable … Continue reading →

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Designing Interfactions for Business Applications

Posted on July 23, 2010 by kvnbrt

Websites vs. Web Applications Confusing Web applications and websites is easy, as is confusing user interface design and website design. But they are different both in essence and in so many other ways, which we’ll explore in this article. A … Continue reading →

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jQuery Plugins

Posted on July 20, 2010 by kvnbrt

jQuery is a lightweight, cross-browser compliant, and extremely powerful JavaScript framework. jQuery enables you to add interactivity and increased functionality to your website. jQuery is much useful because it can help you to create animations and interactions. As I all know jQuery helps in creating some awesome … Continue reading →

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Time Savers For Web Designers

Posted on July 13, 2010 by kvnbrt

LaunchList This tool helps you review important items before the big launch. By default, the tool provides 28 items to be checked, but it also allows you to add custom items to the list. Each item can be commented on … Continue reading →

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Smart Phones and the College Student

Posted on June 25, 2010 by kvnbrt

Want to communicate with today’s college students? Forget e-mail and instead send a text to their smart phones, suggests a new study from Ball State University. Smart phones now account for 49 percent of mobile communication devices on college campuses, … Continue reading →

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Porn – Paving the Way

Posted on June 23, 2010 by kvnbrt

Apple’s move to ban Adobe Flash from its iOS has opened a huge window for any technology that can deliver a top-notch multimedia experience on the iPad and other Apple gadgets. And, porn purveyors are starting to tilt the balance … Continue reading →

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Best Sites and Tools for Web Design

Posted on June 22, 2010 by kvnbrt

Web Design Tools are always handy to a web designer and coder, with tons of features, fantastic UI, these tools provide best results if used wisely. Every tool has its pros and cons, you have to choose which suits your … Continue reading →

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