I’m working on a Point-of-Sale like project for a retailer that needed a simple form to qualify a customer at the beginning of an order. It is often helpful for the service associate to review a customer’s past order history and allows them to skip the step of capturing contact info all over again.
Keep reading »One of my favorite features on Flickr is the ability to set privacy options on each photo. This allows me to keep my photos public, but restrict personal family photos to just friends and family. Twitter on the other hand, you only have two options: either all of your tweets are public for the world, or only your friends can see them.
Keep reading »This a thank you, better yet, a love note to my new favorite service: Lensrentals.com.
Keep reading »UPDATED November 17, 2007: This is a modified and reposted version of an entry made back in September. I removed where I found this at the owner’s request.
To the untrained eye this set of select boxes may look harmless, but a careful examination of the details reveals a potential roadblock to finding what you are looking […]
Veerle posted a great tutorial on how to recreate Leopard’s “inset” text effect in Photoshop and Illustrator.
I wanted to offer up alternative way to recreate it in Photshop. Like Veerle’s method, I use layer styles, however instead of using a drop shadow I use a gradient stroke on the text.
Step 1:
Add a layer style to your text layer. […]
If you are a designer, you’ve heard that a million times before. It’s so very true.
Here is an example I snapped today while redeeming a gift certificate:
The system is telling the user to click here for their receipt (click here and do what?), but then says, “oh, you might want to wait a second, it might […]
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