Apr 06

iPhone tools for the webdesigner, part 2

Posted by Benedikte Vanderweeën on 06/04/2009 at 10:46 PM | (0) Comments

In the first part of iPhone tools for the webdesigner, I wrote about the tools I use on my iPhone as a webdesigner, tools that you can use for color, html, css, fonts, filesharing and printing from the iPhone. In this second part, I write about tools for social networking, podcasts for webdesigners and some handy utilities.

Mar 25

iPhone tools for the webdesigner, part 1

Posted by Benedikte Vanderweeën on 25/03/2009 at 05:32 PM | (1) Comments

From september till november 2008, I stayed in hospital and had 3 surgeries from an acute appendicitis. Sickness can never be avoided, but I can tell: it was a long period without my kids, without Tim and without my work. My stay wasn’t catastrophic for Bene, my self running business, thanks to our hospital and income assurance. It was in hospital that Tim bought me this wonderful present: a new iPhone 3G mobile phone. It was - and still is - a fantastic present: I was able to read my mail messages, visit websites, play games, read books, write notes, take pictures and so many more. The long, boring hours in hospital were a lot easier to carry since I got this iPhone. I realized what an amazing tool it really is (without mentioning battery life, of course).
Today, the iPhone is a valuable tool for my work as a webdesigner.
I sum up a few powerful tools for webdesigners for the iPhone.

Mar 13

Designing a website with a fluid, large background

Posted by Benedikte Vanderweeën on 13/03/2009 at 11:42 PM | (3) Comments

A closer look into the design method to create large background websites.
I was making a mock-up for a new website and started with an illustration. Sometimes an illustration can take a lot of attention so I decided to use a white body content and use the illustration as a background image. So here is my experience with the design and the xhtml + css design.

Feb 27

A webdesign brief document for every website

Posted by Benedikte Vanderweeën on 27/02/2009 at 03:56 PM | (36) Comments

It’s no luxury to make a document for every website that you design. A document with a design description. Before starting a webdesign project, a webdesigner collects lots of information. You get a lot of information in your mailbox (clients tend to send you everything by e-mail), you receive a logo, a brochure and text for the webdesign, that’s about it. Over the years, I collected everything nicely in a folder with the name of the client. I still work this way but I add a design brief to every project now. The client receives also a copy of this document. It’s important information, my clients use this document for marketing material that they afterwards (after the launch of their website) need to order.

Feb 24

March 2009 free calendar

Posted by Benedikte Vanderweeën on 24/02/2009 at 09:19 AM | (2) Comments

February is almost gone, the shortest month of the year. That means spring is ready to begin, no? Because it is my favorite season, I made this March calendar free to download and to use it as a Wallpaper for your screen.

Feb 23

All about Adobe LiveCyle on Adobe Business Exchange 2009

Posted by Tim Bertens on 23/02/2009 at 04:45 PM | (4) Comments

I was invited on the Adobe Business Exchange 2009 on Tuesday 10.02.09 in Bozar in Brussels. The mission of the day was 'Discover in just one day the world of Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise solutions'.

Feb 13

Free Valentine Wallpaper: love goes toward love

Posted by Benedikte Vanderweeën on 13/02/2009 at 03:25 PM | (5) Comments

Tomorrow, it’s Valentine’s day. I made a wallpaper for you to download, so go ahead and have a happy Valentine day!

Feb 07

Get insight into your website with Google Analytics

Posted by Tim Bertens on 07/02/2009 at 11:55 PM | (3) Comments

Do you really know your website and do you know what is going on? If not, this article is written for you!

Jan 16

Do you just want a website?

Posted by Tim Bertens on 16/01/2009 at 07:46 PM | (3) Comments

… or do you want a website that creates additional business for your company. 8 tips for being successful on the web

Jan 14

Making a favicon with IconBuilder

Posted by Benedikte Vanderweeën on 14/01/2009 at 07:34 PM | (3) Comments

How to make a transformation of a logo into a favicon in a browser window?
How exactly do you define the area to show in your favicon? And how do you built a quality favicon, and implement the code into your document? I’ll explain in this article. I prefer to use the Photoshop Filter IconBuilder by Iconfactory.

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All articles are written by Benedikte and Tim. We see this journal as a list of subjects that are related to our business in webdesign, graphic design, prepress and email marketing. Tim writes about marketing, SEO and technical matters, I write about projects we have done for our clients, some tutorials on software we use and about creative processes. We appreciate your comments and time here on our website, thanks.

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