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Do you playing with Photoshop often?! Since you’re reading this blog Im sure yes, so you’re playing with Levels often too right? Here is a little known levels trick helping you keep eye on the clipping parts of the picture. Read the rest of this entry »

After I realized how useful is files panel inside Dreamweaver it comes the need for several shortcuts to get the things faster. Here is a shortcut that I’m using all the time. Read the rest of this entry »

Here is the simple way to create many strokes to an object ( without creating multiple objects ) using appearance panel Read the rest of this entry »

Romanesco Cauliflower - strange name taken by a strange vegetable. I was like wow when I first saw it. It took few seconds or may be a minute and a bit browsing to convince myself it’s not some 3D software’s fractal creation but nature’s creation. Read the rest of this entry »

I like very much the simplicity in design of all Apple’s products. G4 - G5 - iMac through iPod to miniMac and even the design of OSX itself is an eloquent example of how the simplicity might look far more attractive than Read the rest of this entry »

SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. Before, now and in the future search engines will be the most common tool that we all using in order to find all kind of information - products, any kind of multimedia, news, statistics and so forth.

There are many aspects during the design and developing part that I need to have in my mind to catch some good SEO. Sometime the design Read the rest of this entry »

Group/ungroup layers is an old “term” inside of many of the Adobe products. Yes you would say, but its new to Adobe Bridge CS3 Read the rest of this entry »

The focal point of this tip is Dreamweaver’s files panel. It comes in handy when you have lots of subfolders inside your site. Read the rest of this entry »

Critical vulnerabilities was discovered in Adobe Photoshop, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a user’s system. Read the rest of this entry »

Ctrl + z in Photoshop switching between last two steps of your history panel. But if you first click on the random state Read the rest of this entry »