New Tutorial: Smooth Content Frame in Photoshop
If you’re new to web design and wondered how to make your content a little bit more attractive—how to create a simple, yet elegant, frame to put your content in—then I’ve got a little tutorial for you. This tutorial uses Photoshop to create the image, but I assume no prior experience with it so anyone can attempt this simple illustrated guide. Without further wait, here’s my tutorial on making a smooth, rounded content frame.
Comment by Fred Yates — Jan 2, 2008 @ 2:33 pm
Very useful for beginning web designers. My friend from school is brand new to web design but I have some decent experience, this is something that would greatly benefit him.
Also I don’t know if you know this or not but the text field here on this form is wider than your content area. Maybe it’s just my system for some reason, but I thought I’d give you a headsup. For instance, while I’m typing this my cursor and text disappear behind your Categories sidebar.
Otherwise, I love the site and it’s simplicity, great job.
Comment by Dmitry Fadeev — Jan 2, 2008 @ 2:42 pm
Thanks for the comment Fred, I’m glad this is useful :) The text input area is indeed a bit wide, and it is my fault that I’ve not spent more time getting this sorted out - shame on me! I shall have to remedy this now
EDIT: have now fixed the textarea :)
Comment by Martin — Jan 5, 2008 @ 8:24 pm
Hey guys. Great site!
You have broken code on this article. when viewed in ie 6 the contact info appears over the second to last screen shot.
Martin.
Comment by izmir evden eve — Jul 16, 2008 @ 3:41 am
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Comment by evden eve — Jul 18, 2008 @ 8:31 am
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