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Amazing Designs And Interfaces Examples

While we covered about the same in our earlier article too, but with readers’ demand, we have rounded up the whole new fresh list of amazing designs and interfaces examples. Hope you like the collection.

Low Definition…All the rage by CurroHerrero

Low Definition...All the rage by CurroHerrero

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Fire Throated by ClaraBacou

Fire Throated by ClaraBacou

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I Love You! by murdermitten360

I Love You! by murdermitten360

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Husscarl by TheDjib

Husscarl by TheDjib

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Tiny Dark-Tower tee by InfinityWave

Tiny Dark-Tower tee by InfinityWave

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Dofus Almanax by Catell-Ruz

Dofus Almanax by Catell-Ruz

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Building for game – Marketplace – by Sephiroth-Art

Building for game - Marketplace - by Sephiroth-Art

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Kiri kun by Gluuumi

Kiri kun by Gluuumi

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Warframe – Tenno Cruiser by SBigham

Warframe - Tenno Cruiser by SBigham

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What Have I Done by Meowiarties

What Have I Done by Meowiarties

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Render Kise Yayoi #4 by HirumiKinoshima

Render Kise Yayoi #4 by HirumiKinoshima

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Textures In Website Designs

Here in this article, we have showcased the textures in website designs.

Free People

Free People

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Uinta Brewing

Uinta Brewing

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Ready To Inspire

Ready To Inspire

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Artifact Coffee

Artifact Coffee

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Jarritos

Jarritos

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Bel 50

Bel 50

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Textures In Website Designs For Your Inspiration

Adding textures in website designs will result in adding its presence to a whole new level. The reason is simple as such effects are loved by people in great numbers. With the same thought, here I have showcased the examples of textures in website design for your inspiration.

The Farmer & Chef

The Farmer & The Chef

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Old Town Spice

Old Town Spice

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The Kettle

The Kettle

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Green Mustache

Green Mustache

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Leaders

Leaders

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Maptia

Maptia

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PotBelly

Potbelly

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Free People

Free People

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Uinta Brewing

Uinta Brewing

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Ready To Inspire

Ready To Inspire

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Artifact Coffee

Artifact Coffee

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Jarritos

Jarritos

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Bel 50

Bel 50

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Design Trends To Follow In 2018

The year is coming to an end and we will soon focus our attention on the celebrations. But on the other side of New Year’s Eve is a brand new year. For professionals, this means heralding a new season of designs for clients old and new. Unlike in college, where one could buy design term papers, professional designers don’t have the liberty to get ready made design ideas. So, if you are reading this in 2018 with a client meeting coming up, here’s what to expect in design terms this year.

Mobile interface Takeover

What should have been called a mobile interface spill over has now become a takeover thanks to the overwhelming consumption of content on mobile devices all around us. We knew this was coming in the future, but now we know its already here, people have taken to it and now your designs have to be for mobile devices rather than being compatible with them. Whitespace around content will decrease or be utilised to fit in things that are important and everybody will design for mobile devices that can be viewed on traditional displays as well.

Videos

With high speed internet access even over mobile devices, content will now include a lot more videos that people can stream easily. But that also means that instead of becoming add-on content, videos will become mainstream tools of disseminating information. Full page videos of products, something that we started seeing last year, will become more and more regular. Additionally, people might also want to try out 360 videos of their offerings, allowing the customer full control over how he/she wants to view the product.

Progress Spectrum

If you used LinkedIn recently, you must have noticed newly introduced profile strength gauges. Instead of telling you that your profile is 20% or 60% complete, it tells you, whether is a beginner or expert level profile. It then lets you decide, whether you want to take it to the next level. Similarly, you must have come across these news progress bars that are more dynamic and move as you read each line. Instead of breaking down progress into rigid blocks, these tools are meant to track your progress over a spectrum, just like it happens on a normal day.

Cards to stay

There are many designers out there who hate the cards system of display. Its too rigid and overused but sadly, it is extremely effective and will stay a top choice for clients. It works well on all devices and has been adopted by the big wigs of social media too, so cards ain’t going anywhere in 2018.

So, here it is, a quick wrap of what you can expect to top 2018. A couple of fresh ideas and a couple of old ones to maintain the continuity on your past projects. If a clients asks what’s new, you know what to say, and if he/ she has a query about the budget, you have a handle on that too. Either ways, 2018 will be a good year for new products, new designs and new projects, so make it count!

Website Design Textures For Your Inspiration

Addition of textures in web designs will always results in taking its presence to whole new level. While one can find one-to-many examples for inspiration, here with this article, we have rounded up website design textures for your inspiration. Hope the list inspires you.

The Kettle

The Kettle

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Green Mustache

Green Mustache

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Leaders

Leaders

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Maptia

Maptia

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PotBelly

Potbelly

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The Farmer & Chef

The Farmer & The Chef

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Old Town Spice

Old Town Spice

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Reviewed: Startup Design Framework For WordPress

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How often has it been that you have come across a neat and responsive website and wished that your clients’ websites looked like it too!  For web designers and developers, getting a website up and ready is a tedious task.  There are so many factors such as your client’s vision, his target audience, his budget for the project etc. that determine how the final product of your hard work looks. But what if we told you that getting a great looking website was as easy as making a cup of soup? Well, guys at Designmodo have made this possible.

Designmodo is a popular name in the web designing industry for the well-crafted designs and extremely attractive website components that they make. Based in New York, the company is the go-to store for web designers and developers for innovative ideas and some of the greatest user interface packs that you might have come across. Startup Design Framework is Designmodo’s latest offering that is aimed for helping start-ups come with unique as well as good looking websites easily. The Framework can be used by designers, developers or businesses themselves to come up with a neat website that can not only be set up quickly but also looks attractive and proudly displays it content. Since most developers prefer using WordPress for content, Designmodo also offers a special suite of Startup Framework for WordPress.

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The Framework for WordPress is not just some new theme designed by Designmodo. It combines the goodness of WordPress with some great front end tools to deliver a splendid looking website for you. Unlike an ordinary theme, you are not required to remain bound to the rigid design that it comes with, rather you can customize it to your heart’s desire. What is even better is that the Framework makes the designing part also extremely easy by incorporating simple visual editing and an easy to use drag and drop editor. So, you can try out multiple combinations at the pace of snapping fingers and finally settle down on the one you like most.

Startup Framework consists of a multiple components that you can mix and match to make your final product. The design always follows grid system rules so any components you would like to put together is bound to look nice on your site. The most interesting part is that Designmodo has taken care of all the coding bits so that you can concentrate on the looks and features of the product. No more spending late nights to iron out tiny glitches in the code that make the website behave erratically. You can rest assured that the product you have delivered to your client will always work to perfection.

As your clients warm up to the idea of better looking and more responsive websites, you can use the block model as a starting point to add and remove components to match the idea you have laid out. The block model suggests the best places on the site to place components and you can vary them to suit the requirements of your clients. The Framework for WordPress contains 100 of blocks to get you started and offers you the option of creating thousands of designs using the same set of components. So, you could actually use the same components and still come up with very different looking sites for various clients.

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Startup Framework for WordPress is available for purchase on a licence basis. A single licence works for 1 website, comes with a year’s email support and updates and costs $149.  You can also buy licences for 3 websites or 5 websites, depending on your requirement and would cost $249 and $349 respectively. All packages come with free upgrades for up to one year and tech support over email. While you can save money by buying more licences up front, if you would like to give this a try Designmodo also offers a demo, where you can fully test the Framework for yourself. Simply click on the link and enter your email address to receive a personalized URL for the demo website.

Startup Design Framework is the quickest and simplest way to make a great looking website and we recommend that you give it a try!

Prototype Examples To Inspire You

Whether it’s a new product development or whether you planned to develop a new one, the first thing which comes in mind is what will be the potential prototype of the product. There are numerous times when you keen on thinking that what the end product look will be like. Well, the possibilities are many on one can think of. In this article, I have collected prototype examples to inspire you.

X2011 Prototype by StrayShadows

X2011 Prototype by StrayShadows

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mech stuff prototypes by bordon

mech stuff prototypes by bordon

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D.S.E. The Prototype by MarkusVogt

D.S.E. The Prototype by MarkusVogt

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Prototype Testing Facility rev by Hideyoshi

Prototype Testing Facility rev by Hideyoshi

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Spacecraft Prototypes by MikomDude

Spacecraft Prototypes by MikomDude

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TRO Prototypes Cover by flyingdebris

TRO Prototypes Cover by flyingdebris

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Prototypes by DryJack

Prototypes by DryJack

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Frigate Prototypes by nach77

Frigate Prototypes by nach77

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X-70B Phantom-Class Prototype by DoctorAnonimous

X-70B Phantom-Class Prototype by DoctorAnonimous

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