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What is Product Experience Management & Why Is It Crucial for Your Business?

In today’s fast-paced digital marketplace, the way customers experience your product can make or break your business. But what exactly is Product Experience Management, and why is it so crucial for your business’s success? Let’s explore this essential aspect of [...]

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The Internet of Things in Logistics: Real-Time Data for Enhanced Visibility

The logistics industry has experienced a meaningful changeover with the appearance of the Internet of Things (IoT). By enabling real-time data collection and analysis, IoT has supplied new visibility into logistics operations. This raised visibility is key for keeping up [...]

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How CSS Enhances User Experience in Online Gaming

The world of online casinos is now more competitive than ever before. This forces online casinos to push the limits of technology and come up with unique designs focused on improving the user experience.

Since most of such platforms offer similar [...]

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Collaborative Backlog Management in Scrum

Scrum is an agile project management framework that relies on collaboration between the product owner, scrum master, and development team. One of the key artifacts in Scrum is the product backlog, which contains a prioritized list of features, requirements, and [...]

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How to Draw a Smiling Heart for St. Valentine’s Day in Adobe Illustrator

In this tutorial we will be creating a cute smiling heart with floral decorations, that can be easily turned into a postcard by adding text to the composition. We’ll be using basic shapes and tools for creating the smiling heart itself and adding details. Let’s get started! Tutorial Details Program: Adobe Illustrator CS6 – CC […]

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Build a Trendy Line Icon Office Vector Scene in 15 Minutes!

Create a quick and trendy office vector scene with simple line icons. We’ll go through each piece, step by step in no time flat! Tutorial Details: Illustrate an Office Vector in 15 Minutes! Program: Adobe Illustrator CS6 – CC Difficulty: Intermediate Topics Covered: Design Theory, Shape Building, Compositional Skills Estimated Completion Time: 15 Minutes Final Image: […]

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Clearwater Agency

Digital success starts with a plan, a vision, and the capability, focus and commitment of a team that can bring it to life.




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Top 8 Free Responsive Menu Plugins for WordPress

A responsive navigation menu is a must for your WordPress website. If there is a plug & play solution available readily, life gets easier. Today, I am going to list top 10 Free WordPress plugins that provide you with a quick and efficient way to integrate responsive navigation menus into your existing theme or website....




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How to Create Green Screen Videos with CapCut

Improvements in cameras and image filtering have made it easy to create videos with green screen effects from the comfort of your phone (without requiring a real green screen). I use CapCut in the example below, but you’ll find similar functionality within Instagram and any other reputable video creation app. Sometime during 2023, I started […]



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English language requirement tightened for Student and Temporary Graduate Visa Applicants

The Australian Government has recently announced new English language requirements for Student and Temporary Graduate visa applications. These changes are intended to ensure that international students and graduates have a solid command of the English language to successfully participate in academic and professional settings in Australia. New English Language Requirements Under the updated visa application […]

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Restaurant (premium dining) industry Labour Agreement

The Restaurant (premium dining) industry Labour Agreement, also commonly known as the Fine Dining Labour Agreement is a specific labour agreement available in Australia designed to address skills shortages in the fine dining sector. This agreement allows fine dining restaurants to sponsor overseas skilled workers for specific roles that are otherwise difficult to fill within […]

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Becoming an Australian Citizen by Conferral

As we near Citizenship Day on 17 September, Australians have an opportunity to reflect on the meaning and importance of Australian citizenship and the responsibilities and privileges we have as citizens. Australian Citizenship Day was first celebrated in 2001. Every year on this day, Australia welcomes thousands of new citizens in local communities across the […]

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Becoming an Australian Citizen by Descent – A Path for Those Born Abroad

Australia is a nation built on migration, with many citizens tracing their heritage back to different parts of the world. For those born outside Australia to Australian parents, citizenship by descent offers a direct route to becoming an Australian citizen. What is Citizenship by Descent? Citizenship by descent is a way for individuals born outside […]

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First impressions of the Fuji X-Pro2 (and the Fujinon 100-400mm lens)

Fuji released their new flagship camera this month, the X-Pro2. It is the first X-series camera to feature a 24MP sensor (compared to 16MP before) and it has a very interesting hybrid optical & electronic view finder. When I first […]




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Old and broken – but oh so beautiful

For years now I’ve had a thing for old doorways with big old locks – now on Cyprus it escalated a bit due to the number of absolutely beautiful old doors. Many of them not restored but broken or run […]




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On Styled Form Elements

Anthony Colangelo makes the case for letting the browser and operating system decide how form elements should be styled:

Dropdowns and date pickers are just a sampling of the things that are better handled by systems themselves—a device will always be able to make better decisions about its use than the device-agnostic web.

The simplistic interactions of early input types gave us room to experiment, but the more complex interactions of modern fields leave little room for that. There’s only so much we can control before the browser and operating system take over, and then we’re at their whim. The web isn’t stopping any time soon—we’re headed for more complex input types with even less control exposed.

I agree. Trying to control form styling is a bit like trying to build sites for a specific set of screen widths. Yes, you can keep creating and managing more breakpoints, but you’ll always be fighting a losing battle because there will always be more screen sizes to design for. A better strategy is to choose a minimal amount of breakpoints to suit the content, and use a liquid layout to fill the rest. In the same way, browsers will always be evolving the implementation of their form elements, so trying to keep your own implementation consistent across all platforms will introduce an ongoing maintenance burden. Of course there will be cases where you have to implement your own styles – the form element you want may not exist, or may not be suited to your needs – but if there is no great need then it’s best to leave the specifics of form implementation to the browser.




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Design Trend Predictors

Joel Unger approaches the blurry, semi-transparent window aesthetic, recently introduced in iOS7 and now making its way to OS X Yosemite, from the standpoint of evolutionary biology. He argues that the reasons for this latest trend, as well as other trends, are: 1) the visual effect is relatively rare, and 2) the effect is expensive to achieve (in this case expensive in terms of graphics processing power). Both of these go hand in hand given that what is expensive to achieve is probably also going to be rare, at least for the period it still remains expensive. While these two things are initially the differentiator for the trendsetter, they will inevitably be mimicked by others, resulting in a design trend.




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Fossils Woven on a Bed of Embroidery

Loin d’effectuer un travail archéologique (quoique…), Rachel Crisp alias @bluesunthreads créé des broderies inspirées par la nature. L’artiste, photographe et guide touristique réalise des œuvres sur lesquelles figurent des crânes de dinosaures, entourés de végétation. Travaillant sur plusieurs formats l’artiste donne l’impression, grâce à son travail sur la texture, que ces os reposent sur le […]




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When is the last time you said “I’m sorry”?

In December of 2012, I officially became a parent. Thinking back on those first years of my daughter’s life (before our other kids), it’s amazing the things you remember and forget (until something reminds you). Now that she’s a bit older, I see that one of the easy things to forget is what a handful …

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What does it take to be a great software engineer?

I spent the better part of the twenty-teens working as a software developer/engineer. To be honest, I paid very little attention to intentional professional growth during most of that span. We were a relatively small company, and I lacked the confidence and experience to think ambitiously. Being a great software engineer can be satisfying and …

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How (and why) I went from being a night owl to waking up at 5AM

I was born in the mid-80s, so I’m about as “90s kid” as you can possibly be. I grew up loving Nicktoons and TGIF, eating Dunkaroos and drinking Surge. I loved my SNES, but eventually became a Playstation kid. I may or may not have dreamed of being a Ninja Turtle. But when I was …

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12 thought provoking quotes to inspire gratitude and contentment

I love a good quote. There’s just something about finding a sentence or phrase that speaks directly to the part of your brain that needed convincing. So when I see a good quote, something that speaks to me or illuminates a concept that I needed to see more clearly, I take notice and try to …

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Pushing Creative Boundaries With Experimental Video Effects

Video effects have revolutionized how we experience visual forms of entertainment. They're used in almost every type of show, commercial, or film available ...




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Sexy Female Superheroes - Fashion Design Trends

The aesthetic world of female superheroes isn't just about battles and superpowers—it's also about stunning, innovative fashion that turns heads and inspire ...




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The Impact Of AI Software On Architecture And Design: Revolutionizing Creativity And Efficiency

The emergence of AI software in the field of architecture and design has sparked a significant shift in how professionals approach their work. With advancem ...




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Embracing The Creative Journey: Ignite Your Passion And Unlock Limitless Potential

Creativity is not a gift that only some people have. It is a skill that can be learned and developed by anyone who is willing to explore new possibilities, ...




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Recreating The Iconic 'Mouse in Manhattan' Scenery From Tom & Jerry Classic Cartoons

Tom and Jerry, the mischievous cat and clever mouse duo, have been captivating audiences for generations with their hilarious antics. As a child, I was capt ...



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Harry Potter And The Forbidden Party

Step into a realm where the magical world of Harry Potter collides with the captivating aesthetics of HBO's Euphoria, giving birth to an AI-generated Hogwar ...




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Gradientti Creative Watch With A Twist

Gradientti: The paragon of style and sophistication, featuring a captivating gradient color-blending effect that sets it apart from the ordinary. Are you re ...




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Realistic X-Men '97: Real-Life Version Of Mutant Nostalgia

New realistic Marvel art brings characters to real life from the X-Men '97 TV show. 2024 marked a new beginning for the X-Men: The Animated Series, as the f ...



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Real-Life X-Men '97 Movie Trailer: Name's Gambit

Get ready for the new real-life X-Men '97 movie trailer featuring iconic characters reimagined with stunning realistic artwork! 2024 has brought a thrilling ...




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Personal User Interfaces: A.I. Augmented Reality And The Future Of Personalized Advertising

Technology today loves making stuff just for you, and it's changing the game in how we get our digital kicks. In an era where personalization is paramount, ...




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The Challenges and Rewards of Responsive Design

During 2012 there were many progressions in the world of web design, and one of the main success stories was the growth and popularity of responsive web design. It’s no wonder either, as we were in need of something like this, to give an ounce of flexibility to traditional design – which is exactly what […]




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A Glance over Depositphotos, the Fastest-Growing Microstock Agency

Stock photography business has become trend. It could be seen from the number of stock photography providers or so called microstock agencies in the internet which is increasing. The number affects the effort of every microstock agency to survive and get much buyers as possible. As a result, we can see so many microstock agencies […]




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Presentation Slides: Frontend 2010, Norway

On Sep 2nd, 2010, I spoke at a design conference called Frontend 2010 (hosted by IXD) in Oslo, Norway. Below is the slide of my presentation. You may read the recap on Web Designer Wall or download the presentation at SlideShare.




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Speaking at FOWD Conference

I will be speaking at Future of Web Design (FOWD) conference in New York City upcoming November 15 – 17, 2010. This will be my second time speaking at FOWD. I’ve been attending FOWD in the past several years and they get better and better. So, I’m very excited to have this opportunity to speak […]




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Speaking at Mad Conference (Spain)

I’m excited to announce that I’m invited to speak at Mad in Spain on June 3rd, 2011. Organized by Domestika, Mad in Spain is one of the largest design conferences in Spain. This year is going to be their 6th anniversary. I will presenting a talk on applying art in modern web design. After the […]




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Cake Based on Phoenix Illustration

Check out this awesome cake made by Elena based on my Phoenix illustration. According to Elena, it took her about a week, 5 hours each day, to finish it. I’m amazed with the details and colors she input on the work. It depicts the features of the Chinese phoenix. The cake was for a local cake […]




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Flickr announces new photo licensing Marketplace

Yahoo has announced a new upcoming Marketplace for licensing images on Flickr. Short on details for now, but certainly full of potential.




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The Lost Generation, by Kevin Gilbert

880 billion images will be made this year, in the USA alone. How important is it to makes sure image loss is minimised not to have a Lost Generation?





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WooCommerce stores are revving up for Black Friday: The 2024 holiday trends survey

As ecommerce revs up for the holidays, it's time to prepare. Brand new survey data for Black Friday 2024 stats and trends from your friends at Woo.




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2024 Black Friday trends: Top strategies from Woo stores and partners

Black Friday trends: Understand the best practices and favorite tools for your WooCommerce store's Black Friday marketing strategy.




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How to choose an NFT and tokengating partner

How to navigate NFTs + the top considerations for choosing the right partner in this beginners guide for store owners.




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Prepare your checkout for the holidays: 5 ways to reduce cart abandonment with Amazon Pay

Make the most of the holiday shopping season — convert more visitors into customers. Quick changes that can make a big difference in 5 steps.




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Top Life Project surpasses revenue goals by 59% in year one

How did Top Life Project exceed revenue goals by 59%? The story behind their WooCommerce-powered health brand & booming product launches.




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Ten tips for reducing ecommerce fulfillment costs 

Control fulfillment costs by using 3PL services, rethinking packaging materials, using scalable warehouse space, and automating processes.