Archive for the ‘Web Design’ Category
Just found 5 wonderful Photography WordPress Themes.
This themes are totally free and very suitable for photographers who want to make a name for themselves and need a quick simple & easy to maintain website.
WebWeaver Learning Centre is only linking the themes, we have no part in designing or creating these themes.
Forget the mumbo-jumbo of HTML, CSS, Javascript & PHP.
Lose the anger and disappointment from employing a web designer that eight cost the moon or can’t deliver what he promised.
WebWeaver Learning Centre offers cheap, easy to learn and fast 2 day workshop on how to create your own website using WordPress.
This workshop is perfect for people who:
- just wants to create a website or a blog
- want to sell products online (create an e-commerce business)
- have full control on the design, updates & maintenance of the website
- learn tricks and tips of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for higher ranking site
- extra time and want to learn something useful
- planning for a future second income from and online business
- basically, anyone and everyone.
1. Do not use CAPS for everything
Not only is it hard to read, readers will not know where to focus and lose interest
2. Do not cramp everything into one page/ small area
Too many information would only confuse the reader. It also gives out a messy & unprofessional vibe.
3. Do not use overly bright colors for everything
Forcing your readers to look for their sunglasses to read your contents is not the right way to go.
4. Do not make grammar or spelling mistakes
This is the fastest way for you to lose the trust of your potential customers, as this is one of the first input they will receive to form an opinion on the competency of your company.
5. Do not use copyrighted properties
You will risk being sued or worse, jailed. This will most probably be a bad reputation to your business, no?
Please respect that this blog is written on my own opinion and any rude comments WILL NEVER see the light of day, here. You may post it on your own space if you absolutely need to.
Something wonderful about art. You can HATE it and it is ok.
A good designer would want his work to be hated or loved as long as you do not feel indifferent about it. Once you feel nothing for a design, it is considered mediocre. It is a failure.
Passion is the key. Enhance your self-awareness & awareness to your surroundings!
So go ahead ahead and criticize. You are also giving the designer a compliment by taking notice of their work. All said, there is not need to be rude and self-righteous about your comments.
Kindness & professionalism is still important, else it is just childish tantrums.
Most of the time we allow ourselves to be dulled by bad ideas & horrible executions.
How many times we allow ourselves to sit through a terrible TV ad without having the urge to change the channel cos it has become “ok”? Malaysian TV ma.
Have you ever bought a painting or drawing you do not feel passionate about, just because you needed to fill up a wall in the living room? Feeling no love or hate for it. Everyone has this painting, so it must be good.
Ever walked into the shop pointed at the cheapest vase you see, and bought it? Regardless that it would make your room look like a “Made in China” store. Just because you do not care about “such things”.
You’ll be amaze at what you can observe and learn when you are actually looking at something with passion instead of just being obliging.
Allow yourself to be pulled into a debate, and enjoy it.
Please respect that this blog is written on my own opinion and any rude comments WILL NEVER see the light of day, here. You may post it on your own space if you absolutely need to.
We are all designers in this world.
We all have the power to influence the space we occupy. Draw & innovate ideas to improve our lifestyle. We all LOVE and HATE with the passion of a human.
Know that you are a designer and know that you can evolve and improve. That may be the most powerful knowledge you will get for self improvement!
As the lifestyle we live in improves, so does our need for culture, art and design. We are evolving into a new breed of designers.
We now need creativity in everything we do, whether it is to COMMUNICATE, to ATTRACT, CREATE or even to ORGANIZE. We need creativity. Thus, design.
Design is the process of creativity. Creativity gives birth to design. You need both to achieve a masterpiece.
Would you be surprised if I told you a delivery system would work better if it were designed?