Archives November, 2008

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Nov

25 Awful Web Designs From 25 of MMA’s Top Fighters

25 Awful Web Designs From 25 of MMA’s Top Fighters

With the steady rise of Mixed Martial Arts in the mainstream, you’d think that the marketing teams would know that their target market spend hours every day online. But judging by the style of the following 25 websites of MMA’s top fighters, I guess they didn’t get that memo.25 Awful Web Designs From 25 of MMA’s Top Fighters

With the steady rise of Mixed Martial Arts in the mainstream, you’d think that the marketing teams would know that their target market spend hours every day online. But judging by the style of the following 25 websites of MMA’s top fighters, I guess they didn’t get that memo.

19
Nov

5 Ways To Break Your Design Habits – Just For Fun

It’s very easy to get stuck in the same old look and feel, even though your designs are very different from each other. We tackle this in different ways. There’s always something to get the mind thinking of new ways to do this or that.It’s very easy to get stuck in the same old look and feel, even though your designs are very different from each other. We tackle this in different ways. There’s always something to get the mind thinking of new ways to do this or that.

13
Nov

Widgets: What’s Good, Dubious, and Plain Bad

I’ve never been a big fan of widgets. Lots of bling bling for your sidebar might sound like a good idea at the time, but it just adds clutter, clutter, perhaps some functionality, and then some clutter. And it usually looks like crap.I’ve never been a big fan of widgets. Lots of bling bling for your sidebar might sound like a good idea at the time, but it just adds clutter, clutter, perhaps some functionality, and then some clutter. And it usually looks like crap.

6
Nov

Simple Ways To Save Time With A Default Code Library

We’re all busy designers here, and that means we’d rather not spend more time hacking away than necessary. It’s very easy to cut down on dev time by collecting, organizing, and using default code snippets. Most of us probably do it already, but are we doing it good enough?We’re all busy designers here, and that means we’d rather not spend more time hacking away than necessary. It’s very easy to cut down on dev time by collecting, organizing, and using default code snippets. Most of us probably do it already, but are we doing it good enough?