Office War – Awesome!!

By Patrik | May 22, 2010 | 1 Comment

Okay, I know this video has been posted all over the web this past month. Seriously, it´s the best Nerf War I´ve Ever seen in my entire life. If you haven´t seen it yet, please do so! Now! Continue Reading...

10 of The Best Dribbblers I’ve Noticed

By Seb Kay | May 7, 2010 | 3 Comments

Since our Clients From Hell post was so popular I figured why not have a go with Dribbble. If you're not familiar with Dribbble it's a Web App that's been around for a few months.

It only gained major popularity in the last 2-3 months since it opened it's doors to the public. Lets just say It's like the worlds best CSS/Photoshop snap-shot gallery...but even better! Continue Reading...

What’s hot and what’s not – Part I

By Patrik | April 28, 2010 | 2 Comments

Today's article is about what's hot and what's not when it comes to design. As I think the most of us are aware, we have quite a few marketplaces to purchase and download everything from a simple button to a complex Wordpress theme. So, what's hot and what's not on the marketplaces today? Continue Reading...

Creating A Web Design Sketch

By Seb Kay | April 27, 2010 | No Comments

Lets take a look at sketching in web design. It's something I do a lot of so I thought it was time I wrote a little something on it; And here you go! An article/tutorial on sketching in web design. Continue Reading...

Enhance Your Designs With Simple Techniques

By Seb Kay | April 17, 2010 | 3 Comments

So lets take a look at a few techniques that can really bring your designs to life, whether it's to do with button gradients or spacing. Now please be aware that this tutorial/article is aimed more at beginners, however not to worry, there may be a few techniques you haven't really considered before so take a look and you might learn something new. Continue Reading...

Common WordPress Mistakes For Beginners #1: The ‘Reading’ Settings

By Seb Kay | April 12, 2010 | 1 Comment

I've decided to setup a little series here on BCM to help people with Wordpress; however instead of just re-doing the series that Drew, (the guy who made our jQuery Plugin screencast) did over on the old ThemeForest Blog a while back I decided to make a series which focuses on the back-end panel just as much front end design/code. Continue Reading...

Weird Float/Height Problems and How To Solve Them!

By Seb Kay | February 20, 2010 | 4 Comments

Ever made a site or just part of a site that never looked like the design because of a rendering problem where the height of parent element would cease to exist if you floated the child elements, so you have to give it a fixed height? Well fear no more, there is a fix! Continue Reading...

Tutorial – How to Install & Use The Syntax Highlighter Website Plugin

By Seb Kay | February 16, 2010 | No Comments

Syntax Highlighting is a must have for any site that focuses on such subjects as Web Development tutorials. Mainly because a Syntax Highlighter can show you the actual code and stops the browser from interpreting it.

Which is very useful for any tutorial writer who wishes to show readers the code he/she is using in a given tutorial. Continue Reading...

Screencast – How To Create An ‘Easy Gallery’ jQuery Plugin

By Drew Douglass | February 13, 2010 | 5 Comments

OK then today we're going to take a look at creating a jQuery Plugin for a nice and easy, opacity filled, picture gallery. The aim of this fifteen minute video screencast/tutorial is to help you with basic plugin development and get you used to writing plugins from scratch. Continue Reading...

Tutorial – How To Create Print Ready Standard Size Business Cards

By Peter Balvanyos | February 9, 2010 | 16 Comments

Designing business cards is a fun process. And you can create them really fast, because they are generally simple things. In this tutorial you will learn how to create print ready standard size business cards with Photoshop. If you follow these guidelines you'll soon be able to create your own business cards. Continue Reading...

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