The Best of the Web selected by PV.M Garage. Every month I take a look around and select some of the most interesting readings and resources published on great websites.
Take your time to read these fantastic articles written by helpful people and discover as the design community has said “Welcome!” at 2010.
That’s all guys… I hope you’ll find useful these bookmarks.
The World Wide Web is a privileged channel for spreading good ideas and, in this time of crisis, it could be very useful to improve a business. Internet provides many possibilities to enhance, in different ways, our activities and one of this surely is the electronic commerce.
Here the first words on Wikipedia to describe the electronic commerce:
“Electronic commerce consists of the buying and selling of products or services over electronic systems such as the Internet and other computer networks. …
Looking for great industrial fonts? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve spent hours searching the web for the best industrial fonts available and what’s more, they’re all absolutely free! ‘Industrial’ is a fairly loose term when it comes to describing fonts. It covers everything from the angular fonts which are commonly found in the modern industrial sector to those suffering from wear and tear, which would look more at home in a run down, decaying factory of the 1960s. …
An over-used style in modern Web Design surely is Grunge. It is relatively simple to realize: with some photoshop tricks it’s possible to create stunning effects in a few minutes. A grunge website often is a mix of “confuse” stuff and a good use of textures, but however with a logical order to highlight the contents.
In the last designs, that I’ve noticed in quality galleries, it’s evident that designers are making use of subtle and soft textures to create clean …
In this last period on PV.M Garage we have described many trends of the modern Web Design and many techniques for creating stunning and impressive web sites.
In one of our tutorials we learned how to realize a nice 3D ribbon and how to play with the drop shadow in Photoshop to simulate depth in a web design layout. This is a widespread trends in recent web design: creating a 3D perception in a website and simulating a “world” in three …
Thanks to all of you who left his comment for the PV.M Garage Redesign. We have selected the winners at random and the results are here!
The 3 winners have each won a copy of the Smashing Book, a must-read book for all web design enthusiasts, and a free premium concept that puts your design in front of thousands of qualified designers and developers willing to give you quality, actionable feedback on Concept Feedback.
The winners must contact Piervincenzo via email …
Today I want to present two stunning projects. Concept and style for this two works are different, but both are absolutely stunning.
They are personal works of two great graphic designers, Albert Exergian and Stéphane Massa-Bidal, and probably the final result is so beautiful just because Albert and Stéphane worked without any request from clients or companies, only with their creativity.
The bottom of the page, the ending for your web design job, the final section. This is footer. The part of the site that, in a classic interpretation, is only for copyright and some links.
We are in the “Internet Era” and a site is no longer a quick presentation for farsighted companies or strange nerds and geeks. Nowadays a web site must work; it should be interactive, it should communicate ideas, it should present in a unique way products and …
January 2010, Fresh Bookmarks To Collect The Best Of The Web
Digging Into E-Commerce Website Design: Overview, Best Practices and Examples
35+ New Websites With A Stunning And Effective Use of Textures
A Roundup of 45 Industrial Free Fonts
55 Unconventional And Original Free Fonts For An Unique Design
36 Free, High-Quality, Sans Serif Fonts For Your Clean Designs
How To Create Depth And Nice 3D Ribbons Only Using CSS3
Nice And Simple Toolbar For Your Website With CSS3 And jQuery
MakingSEO coded, Free CSS Template with PSD-to-HTML tips