A good contract is necessary to every freelance web designer. Without a contract, there’s no legal requirement for the other party to pay you upon completion of work (at the very least difficult to prove). Here are important parts to include in your own web design contract. Continue Reading

Here is the code to create a simple CSS web navigation menu. This article is in continuation to my previous post Learning Web Design : 5 New Free CSS Website Templates. The navigation menu is based on the CSS and DIV (created using an unordered list) code. I have tried to make it short and simple to understand. The code is explained in a manner assuming the reader has a basic knowledge of HTML. I hope you will find this example beneficial. Continue Reading

This post is specially for web design beginners to provide them with free CSS website templates. These designs are free to use and can be used by any business owner or designer in need.

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Adobe released details this week about Creative Suite 4, its first update to the impressive lineup of design and editing tools since Adobe CS3 launched about 17 months ago. In no particular order, here are some articles from around the blogosphere. Continue Reading

Website software and templates have made it easier for inexperienced website designers to create and maintain their own websites. Prior to the development of such items, if you wanted a website for your company you had to retain a reputable website design firm to create a website for you. Website development is not an easy procedure, but if you decide to undertake the process yourself, there are a few simple strategies that can make the process of creating a high-quality website a little bit easier.

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