10 Ways to Come up With New, Fresh Ideas
Aug 27th 2010 by
Whether you run a business or manage a marketing strategy, you know that new ideas can sometimes be hard to find. You want to find ways to differentiate yourself from competitors, but creativity does not always flow as freely as you would like. Here are 10 ways to come up with new, fresh ideas that will help you rise to the challenge when your business or marketing strategy needs new life.
14Interview: Mark Julian Borg, A Freelance Web/Graphic Designer
Aug 25th 2010 by
I must say that I am thrilled at all of our amazing interviews in our interview series here at Admix Web, where we are publishing interviews of fellow web designers, web developers and graphic designers. We are continuing with the series and are still looking for fresh minds to pick and fresh faces to introduce to the design and development world! You can still contact me at hlamarche[at]admixweb[dot]com if you would like to be interviewed, or if you know someone who would like to be interviewed. This week we have a cool freelance web and graphic designer named Mark Julian Borg, from London and Malta, whom we would like to introduce you you all! I hope you like the interview! Enjoy!
7JavaScript Tip: get a Random Number between two Integers
Aug 24th 2010 by
In JavaScript, we can get a Random number; however, this number is between 0 and 1 which is not very useful when we want to work with integers. For example, executing the random method of the Math Object we can get something like this:
13Announcement of Winner: 3×3 Months Subscriptions to Vectorious
Aug 23rd 2010 by
We just finished another great giveaway from Admix Web! For this giveaway, we joined up with some amazing people over at Vectorious to give THREE lucky readers a free three (3) months subscription to Vectorious! Vectorious, thanks so much for making this giveaway possible!
The Prize: Three (3) x Three (3) Months Subscription to Vectorious.net. (There are THREE LUCKY Winners, please click continue reading to see if you are a winner!)
4Revert to Type Striking Typographic Sculptures, Architecture and Furniture
Aug 20th 2010 by
I think you will all know my weakness in design often comes down to typography and text art in particular. So much so that I have personally developed the idea to have typography merge into furniture design through kids chair designs. The idea is still formulated in CAD form, but more on that later. Architecture and furniture can take advantage of typography in conveying a message, speaking directly to its user.
Couldn’t there be a chair designed which spelt out ‘sit’ or a couch which spelled out the word ‘relax.’
I would love to see a bed design which was a bunch of ‘z’s.’
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