In most modern web browsers you have probably noticed a tiny icon that appears to the left of the URL in the address bar, in the browser tabs as well as in your bookmarks menu and toolbar. This small icon is called a Favicon or favorites icon, which can help visitors quickly identify your website and further establish your brand within a browser.
If you do not have a Favicon setup a default icon will display, such as a tiny blank page in Firefox or the browser’s logo used in Internet Explorer. The following covers 4 steps for adding a Favicon to your website which canl help personalize your site’s presence within a browser.
Hey everyone, I decided for my next post I would put out a little freebie template for you all to download. I always loved getting my hands on other designers PSDs and taking a look at how they structured their designs, layers, etc.
If you’re and experienced designer it’s likely that you have a knack for matching colors and building your own custom color schemes. However, for the majority (including myself) you can probably pick out a great color scheme, but would have a difficult time putting one together on your own.
It’s not every day someone tells you that being lazy can actually be helpful, but when it comes to applying the same action in Photoshop to 100 images, being lazy is about the best thing that you can do for yourself. In this post I will teach you how to create a droplet in Photoshop.
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