“This awesome post that gives you 10 great tips to create a better blog post is from WebDesignFan.com, written by Tomas Laurinavičius”

Have you ever thought why popular blog’s posts are so interesting and professional? I thought about that. In my opinion they are using very simple but effective writing methods. In this article I would like to share some useful tips to help you create better blog posts. It’s just my experience and ideas if you like or dislike them please comment in comments section.

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“A post from Line25.com that contains links to 15 posts that talk about and provide resources on HTML5″

HTML5 this, HTML5 that! There’s been plenty of HTML5 talk around the blogging world recently. It’s no longer a tiny spec on the horizon, it’s due to arrive soon! Some have already embraced it and are using it on their latest sites. Want to join in on all the fun? Check out this collection of some of the best resources from various blogs and websites in the industry. Each one gives an interesting insight into what’s in store with detailed write-ups, tutorials and handy cheat sheets to help you along your way.

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“This is a post from theroxor.com blog, the post provides links to tutorials that teach you how to create text effects using Adobe Photoshop”

Photoshop is one of the most versatile pieces of software out there. With a few simple clicks you can create amazing effects. Here’s a collection of some beautiful text effects you can create with photoshop

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“A post we got found at www.socialmediaexaminer.com that talks about 7 ways to drive traffic to your site using twitter”

Social media has many uses—from making contacts to performing customer service—but driving quality traffic to your site is Twitter’s secret weapon. The big question is this: How can we get more of that lovely attention we crave?

#1: Know your audience
Growing your traffic always starts with your audience if you want to do it right. Untargeted, uninterested “hits” are a waste of time and resources at worst, and at best just pure vanity.

What does your audience want and need?
How do they like it delivered?
Which topics are on their minds right now?
Are there trends that are growing in popularity?
How do these folks speak? What words and phrases do they use?
This means that driving traffic starts with listening and observing. Get to know your target so you can most efficiently engage them.

Twitter has a tool for this. Use search.twitter.com to find what people in your niche are talking about and follow some of their conversations.

Once you get an idea of what people are interested in, join in those conversations and talk to people.

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“A post from from the popular VectorTuts.com that shows some colorful logos for your inspiration , get inspired!”

The world as we see it, is populated by colors. Every day we see brands and businesses using colors to define their identity (for example, the famous “yellow M” of a multinational fast-food chain). Although logos are traditionally made with minimal colors, the shift towards full color is unmistakable. In fact, a recently published article by Logo Lounge states that, for many years logos have been designed with one or two colors and recently designers have begun to look at the actual surface of the shapes as an entirely new canvas and the use of color is unrestrained. The article goes on to say that, rainbow-like color is often used to represent the concept of a full spectrum, more choices, or additional capabilities. In this compilation we present to you a selection of colorful and vivid logos that are fresh, inspiring and push creative boundaries.

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“We found this post from webdesignledger.com. Its a great collection of single page websites that talk way more than some sites with hundreds of pages”

Single page websites are still a big hit this year, and we see new examples of this trend popping up everyday. To put this list together I was able to find many great examples on One Page Love, which is a great source for those who like to stay tuned in on the single page world. So enjoy the list…

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“This is a very cool post from line25.com in which chris spooner walks you through the steps to make a clean web page design using adobe photoshop”

Build a complete website design mockup for a fictional design studio, starting with the creation of the initial layout then moving on to designing the individual page elements. The result is a modern, crisp and clean webpage layout ready for coding.
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“This post was compiled by Chris Spooner at line25.com, the post contains 15 articles that talk about very important CSS techniques”

Are you new to CSS? The initial process of learning this nifty language can be a little daunting, there’s so much to learn it can sometimes be difficult to figure out where to start. Luckily there’s plenty of valuable information and resources out there on the web that covers everything from the basics through to advanced topics. This collection of 15 articles pulls together some of the best must read blog posts for anyone looking to get started with CSS styling.

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“We found a super post from ourtuts.com, a post that lists 35 amazingly creative portfolio designs that will surely inspire you.”

A web design portfolio is the mirror of the designer.If the website looks good,then the designer knows his job.Every designer with self respect should know that.Therefore,the layout of the website should be clean and outstandingly unique and creative.Having integrated some jQuery magic is a must!

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“This post we found from webdesignledger.com, talks about 30 examples of  website navigation.”

A website’s navigation allows visitors to get from page to page and discover content. That makes it pretty important, I would say. However, some designers feel the need to experiment and try to be clever with navigation design, but when getting around a website becomes a puzzle, visitors will more often leave frustrated. A website’s nav or menu should look like a nav. It should stand out while still matching the rest of the design, and it should be in a location where users expect it. So to give you some inspiration in this area, here are 30 Examples of Excellent Website Navigation.

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