Giveaway: Win 3 Months of Web and Mobile App Development Training from Treehouse (worth $147 each)
In this giveaway, 5 lucky winners will win a 3 month gold membership to Treehouse worth $147 each.
Good luck everyone!
In this giveaway, 5 lucky winners will win a 3 month gold membership to Treehouse worth $147 each.
Good luck everyone!
We all love big type and bold headings, right? It’s one of those things that can really make a site pop and get a message across — only if not abused, of course.
In this post we collected 30 websites that make great use of big & bold typography. I hope you enjoy the inspiration.
PrintRunner is giving away 250 FREE Business Cards to a lucky DesignDisease reader!
Business opportunities can come in unexpected times and places. This is why business cards have thrived to be one of the important tangible communication materials of professionals in different fields.
Whenever you work with clients, you will have to deal with their demands. This is only fair, since they are paying for you to work with them, and not to just issue orders.
Nonetheless, there comes a time when you need to negotiate what is and isn’t part of the project. When that time comes, you’ll need to address client demands in a couple of ways.
The instant you hand over your business card you’ll know how effective it really is. Does your prospective client pop it straight into their pocket? Or does something catch their eye and make them pause to look?
The moment is fleeting and easy to miss. But you can be sure that by making people stop to glance at your business card, however briefly, they are committing it to memory. Job done. But how to create this magic moment?
There are several techniques you can use to add the ‘wow factor’. You could try printing onto textured paper to create a tactile and unique calling card. Or you could opt for a brightly coloured version to create a ‘magpie effect’ that catches your prospective client’s eye just before they reach for their card case.