Filed under accessibility, Coding, CSS, Design, dribbble, HTML, Portfolio, standards, techniques, Tips, Tutorial, Tutorials, Web Design by Chris Spooner
Continue this step by step tutorial to create a simple single page portfolio website design that will self-update using shots from your Dribbble profile. In this second and final part of the series we’ll go through the process of building the Photoshop concept into a working HTML/CSS web page then add the jQuery plugins to [...]
Continue Reading "Build a Basic Dribbble Fed Portfolio Website (Part 2/2)"Filed under Design, dribbble, guide, How to, interface, photoshop, photoshop tutorial, Portfolio, Tips, Tutorial, Tutorials, Web Design, website by Chris Spooner
Follow this step by step tutorial to create a simple single page portfolio website design that will self-update using shots from your Dribbble profile. In this first of the two part series we’ll go through the process of designing the website concept in Photoshop, before coding up the HTML and CSS next week. The portfolio [...]
Continue Reading "Build a Basic Dribbble Fed Portfolio Website (Part 1/2)"Filed under dribbble, hiring, information, jobs, Portfolio, Resumes, Tips by Cameron
Hiring a web designer is like sorting packages. Hundreds of applications filter in. Before you can even get to the good stuff, you have to sort through all the ones that might not be a good fit. And even though you may not judge a book by its cover, hiring managers most certainly judge potential [...]
Continue Reading "5 reasons why your web design résumé sucks"Filed under dribbble, Social Media by Jacob Cass
This is a guest article contributed by Mariana Ashley*.
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These days it seems like there’s virtually nowhere to hide from social media. Every couple of clicks, you will see it, or someone will comment about it, or someone will use it to comment, or someone will put a hashtag on something not even close to a [...]
Filed under dan cederholm, Design, dribbble, interview, Interviews, opinion, showcase, Web Design by Walter
Dribbble has quickly become one of the most popular communities online for designers. It offers the opportunity for designers to get feedback on their works-in-progress, show off the work they’ve just completed, and otherwise network with others in the field. While Dribbble has been largely successful in the design community, there has also been some [...]
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