As a web designer and developer, no other news could make me happier then hearing that my nightmare experience with IE 6 will be over soon. I guess this is as relevant to myself as to all web designers and developers out there. We all know about the clients and commercial applications development being limited to Internet Explorer 6 compatibility.
This is at some point understandable, because any website has to serve the audience and have to display things properly and render our code properly under the visitors browser. Continue Reading »
Not all designers want to stand out from the crowd but there is a small amount of designers who have no choice when it comes to standing out and having that unexplainable X factor about themselves and their work. Being a great designer seems to come so naturally to some people, but does it really…
Yesterday I wrote a post about being aware of the most common warning signs of a difficult client, but today I want to turn the table (or should I say spin it) to see how the client actually see’s the designer and some of the problems which they can sometimes find themselves up against.
God bless the client, no matter how much we can sometimes moan about them, if it wasn’t for the client our industry would become a very quiet, dull and boring place. It is true that I often do different creative projects just as a hobby because I love designing, painting, crafts, or anything else that my wild imagination feels like getting up to on my day off, but we all need clients if we are to survive in turning our love and passion for design in to a lucrative business.
Last week we were lucky enough to read an excellent tutorial by a designer Asher Abassi. In case you missed it or simply haven’t had the time to give it a try, Asher has provided a set of four Luma icons for Kaplang readers.
There are hundreds of design blogs online, some come and some go, but there are the ones that continue to keep growing and keep offering invaluable information and resources for all designers. Whether you are a newbie or a much more seasoned graphic designer,these blogs which I personally follow all have something to suit you.
Francesco Mugnai is the editor of 
Most readers of Kaplang have blogs of their own. I know this because I try to personally connect with all of my readers so that I am able to learn what you the reader would like to see on this blog. I use services such as HootSuite to keep connected with all of my friends, followers, fans, and other blogs which I also follow myself.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how a Luma icon can be designed in Photoshop using really simple step by step techniques.
Brandon Cox is the editor of 
