First off, apologies if this is the incorrect forum - I did have a gander to see if I could find a job / career forum but alas couldn't find one.
As the title suggests I guess you could put me in the category of Front End Development as my previous roles have been focussed on such. Roles that re...
Thanks to the internet, graphic design and programming are becoming increasingly overlapping fields.
As a programmer, I constantly find myself needing basic knowledge of Graphic Design, but have trouble locating thorough yet concise graphic design learning resources, and instead usually find bi...
It seems most tutorials are on Mac, I'm wondering if they will be easy to follow on Windows and I could use my existing Windows computer, or if I would be better off buying a more expensive and weaker Mac.
ok so the user must be using an older version that requires him to install it based on:
@Johannes I don't have a Photoshop license yet. I need to decide between Mac or Windows first because the license is not cross-platform from what I've read. And how is a question about Photoshop not about graphic design? Unless I really misunderstand what this community is about... — EloffFeb 25 at 2:51
furthermore I dont agree with how Adobe does their SDK. people figured out how to utilize InDesign SDK to their advantage so they now audit how you use it and you have to go through a form and approval process to be granted the key. If you say you're going to use it in an application they've built they will tell you sorry you have to buy that application.
but it is evident that none of the Adobe application departments talk to each other. Their scripting documentation for one application is completely different then an other. It should be seamless.
@ZachSaucier yes look at the updates coming through.
eventually when iPhone stops being so locked it will be more like Android
shareholders dont want it to be unlocked so hence the reason. If you look, script, or do anything against the OS you can tell and look at how the applications are operating you can tell.
@Darth_Vader he is is offering to set up a payment plan but its nowhere near close enough to pay everything off anytime soon.. i'm gona sit on it for now. I'm not rushing to give him a reply
@Darth_Vader unless i set up a payment plan and he waits for the work. he said he flat out doesnt have the cash right now. I duno i'm leaving that for another day
@JohnB sorry! it was a quote so it wasnt me :/
anyway Its getting late and i need to draw some insects!
well he comes across as a decent guy 99.99% of the time.. just seems to be a bit liberal with the truth.. emailing me that after I find out he's not paying me from a random news site
My personal thoughts: application specific questions (like the ones we have for Illustrator or Photoshop) don't fit here because we don't have the audience. General 3D questions (like composition and stuff) are okay
My wish: please can we just have a 3D site to send all 3D questions to so we don't have this discussion anymore
Hello. I'm not profesional web designer. I'm trying to make a web design for my website. My problem is that I have 3 menu bars and I can't pick right colors that would look good and provide best UX. My current design i.imgur.com/1NJvOIi.png | Can you give any advice, examples how could I aproach this problem. Thank you in advance.
There are a lot out there, but here are some of my favorite generators. Most listed allow you to enter in your own color like you specified.
ColorFavs - Palette from image as well as gallery of palettes & colors from other's images
Pictaculous - Palette from image (opposite is image from color)...
a set of colors that groove nicely together can make all the difference
Possibly create a bunch of main categories then divide everything into subcategories, only display relevant ones when called upon. That's how most e-commerce stores do it, it works well
a bunch of unorganized links like that just makes it hard to find what you want
Of course I can see all those are just placeholders, so maybe you already had something like that in mind
@ZachSaucier Well yeah I actualy have something similar in mind.
@ZachSaucier It's a portal for imigrants were they can find new dates sell stuff find info about events find companies that are offering services for them and etc..
@JohnB lol.. you can do anything at zombo com same like in my project :)) I can see the humor but I did my research and i think there is a niche for this kind of entertaining website. And there is successfull examples of "zombo.com you can do anything here" websites so Ill give it a try :) + im learning coding
@ZachSaucier That is true.. That is why im starting from Classifieds. But I would like to see final site in production with all it's functions i have in mind. Hopefully i will finish them and wont "burn out"
Thanks! Actualy I found the inspiration from graphicdesign.stackexchange.com website itself. Im not making 3 nav bars ill make one top navbar second like in stackexchange and categories will be placed in white coontainer. It looks good (for me) but thanks for advice anyway. Cheers
It just sounds like the user is just saving a smaller version for web and then using CSS to scale the image back up and is wondering why it is pixelating.
This question got a lot of attention and had 2 questions in it, which are related:
Selling a logo to a business who did not ask for one
The first one was about a strategy to sell a logo made during a school project. The second was about how to estimate the price to ask for it.
The second part ...
It seems most tutorials are on Mac, I'm wondering if they will be easy to follow on Windows and I could use my existing Windows computer, or if I would be better off buying a more expensive and weaker Mac.
There are a lot out there, but here are some of my favorite generators. Most listed allow you to enter in your own color like you specified.
ColorFavs - Palette from image as well as gallery of palettes & colors from other's images
Pictaculous - Palette from image (opposite is image from color)...
This question got a lot of attention and had 2 questions in it, which are related:
Selling a logo to a business who did not ask for one
The first one was about a strategy to sell a logo made during a school project. The second was about how to estimate the price to ask for it.
The second part ...
