Design Inspiration

Since it received its warm welcome to the web in December of 1996, CSS has completely changed the way in which websites are developed. Thanks to this powerful language, websites have become far more faster, stronger and more…

In this post we will take a look at several different concept designs for computers, iPods, iPhones and some accessory items. Since we can’t physically hold the iPad yet (as of the publish date of this article), we can at least see what some designers have…

Logos don’t always consist of simply a nice stylish type, they are often times accompanied by a symbol or icon, known as a “mark”. When executed well, these marks become iconic symbols for the company and help to create an identity in the branding process.

While we like to write about web design here at Bluefaqs, I thought that it would be a nice break from the norm to showcase just where some of the action takes place in the home of a designer. As more people are turning to this idea…

When we visualize the typical blog layout we see it as made up of four areas, a header, content area, sidebar and the footer. One of these sections gets the short end of the stick and unfortunately, can easily be scanned over by the reader…

With examples dating as far back as the Roman Empire and beyond, graffiti has and will continue to play a role in the so-called underground world of street art. To some it’s considered ugly, irresponsible and an unacceptable way to deface…

The art and technique of arranging type, type design, and modifying type glyphs is what we know as typography. When properly used in print and graphical depictions it can yield some very cool effects. What happens when we take this…