Week 35, a little later than usually because I just got home. But without further delay, here is this weeks Friday Focus. Enjoy the upcoming weekend everyone. Sites of the Week My personal favorites from various css galleries over the past
We all love beautiful, usable and impressive web designs. To achieve them, web developers need to focus on many aspects, but basically it all boils down to the question, how well the content is presented and how easily the information can be perceiv
Building your own portfolio site can be the most depressing thing to do. I can almost guarantee you will never be happy with it, and you will likely redesign it at least 10 times before you publish a version. Hopefully this small set of diverse port
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This is one portfolio that I would like to eat for dessert. Its blog-like separation of content, tag-like categorization and overall aesthetics makes it stand out from most
Osaka, Japan based 3D-animator and designer of sorts Toshiyuki Kuwabara's portfolio is a wonderful site to add to the Styleboost directory. The layout and color
Duke student and accessibility-focused designer/developer Rob Goodlatte's site recently came to my attention because of the beautiful Mint theme he's created based on Edward
Week 37 is here, bright and early today so I don’t forget about it later on or get preoccupied . Enjoy the weekend everyone, and for anyone at Wordcamp, let me know how it goes! Sites of the Week Kicking off this week is the recentl
Below is the list of cool portfolios of minimalism design that i collected recently. Own a cool and well-design portfolio is very important for a web designers to show off all their works. Do you find that many designers prefer to design a minimalism
The personal site might also be known as the ego site. These are sites that show lots of information about an individual. Often they combine a typical portfolio with other information about the owner.
After 6 years as a professional designer, there’s one reason why I still don’t have an online portfolio: it’s a pain in the ass to create and maintain. Online portfolios just involve labor-intensive design, coding, updating, and promoting.
In the last edition of Designer Portfolios I encouraged people to try something "crazy." Believe it or not I got a bit of negative feedback from this. I feel compeled to clarify my point. I don't think portfolios...
In the last edition of Designer Portfolios I encouraged people to try something crazy. Believe it or not I got a bit of negative feedback from this. I feel compeled to clarify my point. I don't think portfolios should be some insane brain child that
My name is Ahmad Zakaria Hania and I have a Bachelor degree in Computer Engineering from the Islamic University of Gaza. I work as a developer and designer in Wateen Technologies view my name on Wateen Technologies Founders page. I am a Beta-Tester
The portfolio of prolific Norwegian software artist Marius Watz. There is a lot of fantastic generative video and stills from his dynamic body of work in this archive.
Rohner Studios 
This is one portfolio that I would like to eat for dessert. Its blog-like separation of content, tag-like categorization and overall aesthetics makes it stand out from most
Osaka, Japan based 3D-animator and designer of sorts Toshiyuki Kuwabara's portfolio is a wonderful site to add to the Styleboost directory. The layout and color
Duke student and accessibility-focused designer/developer Rob Goodlatte's site recently came to my attention because of the beautiful Mint theme he's created based on Edward
