Titles and headings have the difficult intent of sum up the whole article content in a few words. Those words have to be attractive, eye-catching, tell the story and transmit curiosity to invite the reader in continuing his reading.
Are your titles powerful? Are they able to stick the readers? Do they let your posts coming out from crowd link list?
Writing effective headlines is a skill that is essential and that any writers should be able to manage. Articles, website contents, presentation, either on the Web or for printing, need to be titled. Even more, long texts need to be fragmented to let an easier scanning reading to the user. Here is where headings are important.
Starting a small business involves a lot of hard work and also requires the proper knowledge of how to manage it all. Having a degree in web development or graphic design is one thing, but does it really qualify you to be a business owner? More than likely it does not. There are many other things you'll need to know before venturing into the design business; it's not something that you can just jump into.
Starting out on your own can be stressful and you might sometimes feel hopeless, but don't give up. It is possible to handle the business side of design without running yourself in the ground. So if you want to be truly successful and make it past the first year, here are 6 things that you'll want to think about before going into business.
Writing is an essential job skill. Businesses nowadays require writers in a variety of capacities, which has expanded the freelance writing field. If you are interested in working as a freelance writer, it’s time to begin setting your rates, marketing your services and managing your projects.
Writing pushes you to extend a line of thought beyond your first impression or gut response. Many enjoy writing and think they could make a career of it, but some burn out in the process. Getting in the rhythm of writing is a lot of work. Writing requires passion and a degree of seriousness.
This article will help you find a market for your writing, teach you how to take your initial idea to a first draft and through the editing and rewriting process, and provide you with pointers on how to improve your writing in general.
The web is constantly evolving. New and creative websites are being created every day, pushing the limitations of HTML & CSS in every direction. CSS has come a long way from formatting the structured content. It was used to control layout of documents precisely and to apply different layouts to media types.
Today CSS is used to give the look and feel of giving importance to the layout and design. It saves the time which makes loading much faster and is quite easy to maintain. But not so easy to design a page with CSS because of the compatibility issues with different browsers. To give designers more flexibility and interoperability, CSS3 is proposed as the next major revision of CSS.
In this presentation, you’ll find a variety of highly-creative, beautiful and most importantly inspirational designs that are coded with the major help of CSS.
All over the Internet, it seems that any blogger, who has nothing to say or is simply uninspired for the moment, will surely post something about the rise and the progress of social media.
The subject is debated from news websites to the ones about gardening and the trend is that, if it did not happen yet, that anybody knows something new about social media. Even though it is a very hot subject there are still enough people who are in doubt about social media: is it something transitory or is it as important as the discovery of fire, steam power or the Internet? Nobody knows but all the information says that social media is a powerful and interesting entity.
A Logo is a graphical element that, together with its logotype (a uniquely set and arranged typeface) form a trademark or commercial brand. Typically, a logo’s design is for immediate recognition. The logo is one aspect of a company’s commercial brand, or economic or academic entity, and its shapes, colors, fonts, and images usually are different from others in a similar market. Logos are also used to identify organizations and other non-commercial entities.
