We have another Mac app bundle on sale over at our deals site. This incredible package includes 9 different apps, those apps are Painter Lite, TuneUp, Disk Drill Pro, MoneyWiz, Voila, DVDRemaster 8, DesktopShelves, MacScan and NetSpot Pro.

All apps together are worth $517 but we’re selling them all for only $29.99. So get over their and buy the bundle before it’s gone!

The iStack Mac Bundle 3.0

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Blogging is incredibly fun. Whether it be for a business or a personal blog, it is a great way to express your opinions or share some awesome articles with others. In this post, I want to share some quick blogging tips for beginners. Whether this is a personal blog or not, these tips can apply to anyone really.

1. Have a Plan

Preparation is the key to success. That was a great quote by Alexander Graham Bell. It is important to always have a plan and map out what you want to accomplish. When starting your blog you should have a few things in mind. First get set up with the hosting and domain. For this post I will assume you have that handled. At this point you before initially launching your blog. Consider getting all the social media accounts needed, and try your best to get a username that is identical or almost identical to your sites name.

After getting all those accounts set up. Start creating some content. This is the key to any blog. Try to have atleast 10 posts or more fully complete before even considering to launch your blog. Also have back up posts saved away and ready in case you get busy.

2. Promotion

After handling the setup of the blog and content creation, you need to consider promotion of your work. This does not have to be advertising, atleast paid that is. You can gain a huge audience by simply doing some quick free things to boost your blog traffic. Posting new content is the best way, because then people can find you in the search engines. Once you have a post consider some ways to promote it. Some of these include social media, guest blogging, and sharing on social bookmarking sites like reddit, stumbleupon, etc.

Another little tip you must consider is to leverage your new visitors. Try to make “follow” buttons present on your site. That way new visitors can follow your content and you will continuously build up an audience through social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and other sites.

3. Design + Development

Now that you have a good start to your blog, consider working on the design and development. Design is what makes your website unique and attractive. Development is also important. You can use this to implement cool plugins and time-saving tools to make your blog even better.

Also work on the images used in both your blog posts and on your social media. The more professional these are, the better they reflect your blog. This will help you gain support and people will see your blog as a professional site and not just some random content they came across on the web.

4. Monetization

The final tip I offer you is monetization. Not all bloggers want to make money, but why not while you’re at it? Monetizing your blog can be a great way to create a little bit of income and get paid doing something you love. This can be through advertising, selling products, or even affiliate marketing. There are so many ways to make money from blogs and there are always new ways popping up – the key is to find what’s the best way for you.

Another quick point you may realize. You don’t have to directly make money from your blog. For example say you are a designer or developer. By blogging on this top on your site, if you gain a following, it shows you are well rounded and experienced in this field. While you may not do well with advertising, blogging can also get you jobs in the fields you chose. This is another benefit of having a blog.

Conclusion

No matter what your reasoning for blogging, I hope these tips were at least slightly useful to you. They are very, very basic, but this is the flow I followed when working on blogs in the past and it has proven successful. Just remember this one thing. Blogging is not all about the money and profitability. Keep it about the readers, and in their best interesting, and you have a much higher change of being successful.

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Be sure to check out our other post’s sharing inspiration from Dribbble. We have some amazing inspirational designers there!

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If you’re an iOS app designer you’ve probably been using some sort of template over the years which aids your design direction. It helps you figure out the spacing required, the default iOS design, whether you should use the design style and much more.

iOS 7 is a huge change so app designers will definitely need to update their designs to fit in with the new OS. Teehan+Lax, a company very well known for its very well put together iOS templates has kindly updated its PSD kits to add iOS 7. The kit is based on BETA 1 of iOS 7 so things may change when it comes to final release but they have promised to update the PSD if things do.

The iOS 7 PSD kit includes everything you’ll need to help you design and fit your apps into the new OS. Everything is very nearly organised into folders and it includes various sample screens to help you get an idea of Apple’s design direction.

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Freelance designers have some benefits and some downsides to their work and lifestyle. The freedom is amazing, but the stress can really build up and can be dangerous, or even detrimental to your health. Therefore, it is important to stay creative and balance your life as a freelance designer and developer. In this article I share some tips to stay healthy, peaceful, and relaxed as a freelancer or entrepreneur. Balance is the key to staying in check with your work.

Before I even start to mention some tips about staying creative, check out this article sharing 10 bad habits that freelancers need to get rid of.

Scenery

After working for a while in the same place, it can be frustrating. You will get sick of the same routine and the same workspace. This is why it is important to change it up every once in a while. Try going outside, or take a trip to the local coffee shop. Working away from home can be inspiring and will keep you super productive if done right.

Side Projects

If your work is making you feel a bit dull or too repetitive it is important to switch it up. Try making a cool new side project or possibly a redesign of a popular website, it has some amazing benefits when marketing yourself as a designer. Not to mention it is the perfect way to clear your mind and get inspired.

Exercise

Exercise is my favorite way to stay creative and clear my mind. Whether it be a nice swim in a local pool or lake, or a long run on the countryside, exercise is the best way to reduce stress. You can fully clear your mind and will be enthralled with the exercise so it will be good for you. This is my favorite way to get rid of creative block.

Hobbies

As much as staying productive is important, sometimes you just can’t. So it is important to find ways to relax and rejuvenate. I find that a hobby such as photography or sports can help. Others like movies and tv shows. I love watching some indie movies or an undiscovered tv show. It can take your mind off of work and will help you stay creative.

New Work

Right now you are probably thinking, how the hell will new work help me stay creative? I know, I know, it seems like an odd tip, but here me out. When working on a new project, sometimes I feel the need to design, but something other than my freelance work. So why not take to creating some cool design resources? It can be a great way for designers to make extra cash. Not to mention switching up what you are designing or developing helps a lot and will keep you creative. Oh, and look at this. This student earned 15k in his free time designing digital resources. If that’s not enough motivation, I don’t know what is!

Team Work

Often times, when working solo I get lonely, and sort of bored over all. However; this doesn’t have to be the case. Take the time to start a cool side project with a friend. It can lead to bigger and better ventures and will also make you super creative. Whenever I work with friends or colleagues I always find that I am much more productive and inspired to do amazing projects.

Conclusion

It’s not too hard to stay creative these days, it’s all about balancing work and play, and being healthy. Never risk burnout, is it really worth your life just for a new design job to be complete? I really hope these tips helped you out with your design creativity as a freelancer. Keep working hard and building awesome products every day!

Original Article on UltraLinx Website - 6 Creativity Tips for Freelancers Working from Home
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In this post, I will break down the new OS showing various screens from iOS 6 and how the changed in iOS 7. I have labeled them, but just to be clear iOS 6 is on the left and iOS 7 is on the right. Basically this is a showcase of iOS 6 Apps vs iOS 7 Apps, for the sake of clarity.

Lock Screen

The first noticable change is the lock screen. It is now much simpler and involves a thinner font. It also does not have bars to slide, simply slide from the left to unlock.

Notifications

Next up is the notifications screen. Very different from before it does not appear to have twitter and facebook post buttons. The emphasis is on the calendar much more now.

Siri

All-in-all siri is very similar to before. Now, however, when you speak that line moves in audio waves. It is the same basic design with less shine and a simpler interface.

Mail

The mail screen is very very different. Aside from the obvious minimal icons and thin fonts it is also very light. However like the other designs it has the same idea, just a more flattened version so to speak.

Multitasking

Multitasking has changed significantly. Now it shows whole screenshots of the apps that are open and also is much bigger. It is less subtle and more noticable. From a usability perspective it seems much more complicated now.

Messages

Messages have changed a lot. They are now very very minimal, and the keyboard has changed as well. The top seems a little cluttered.It seems a bit more squished in iOS 7.

Weather

Weather is very minimal now. It also changes with cool animations to display the current weather which is pretty cool. However it seems a little light, depending on the weather, and may be hard to read.

Camera

The camera screen became much much uglier if you ask me. It looks so odd with that big red button. Aside from that the top is relatively similar. The biggest change is probably the bottom with the slide to change capability.

Photos

Photo albums are still pretty similar. The are simply more minimal and switched around a little. They also show a little more information about each photo which may be helpful.

New Features

A few new features include airdrop which makes image sharing super easy, and iTunes Radio which is somewhat like Pandora or Spotify. It allows you to buy music directly from it which is quite nice.

The final new feature is control center. This is a comprehensive dropdown menu to control music, brightness, flashlight, camera, calculator, and the watch apps. It is quite amazing and seems to be one of the most sought after features to come with iOS 7.

All in all the new designs are relatively new, however most accomplish the same tasks. It will be interesting to see how Apple refines and works on these apps while pushing through the beta stages. I feel like a fair amount of changes are necessary before the final launch.

Original Article on UltraLinx Website - iOS 6 Apps vs iOS 7 Apps
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We all know Samsung like to spend big money when it comes to advertising their Galaxy range of phones, they’ll do whatever it takes to have the largest market share. Jay-Z is one of the biggest rappers and hip hop artists around right now so Samsung has paid a hefty price to be able to get access to his new album and exclusive behind the scenes content.

The deal which is apparently worth up to $20 million gives Samsung the rights to his albums before anyone else. The upcoming new album by Jay-Z called ‘Magna Carta Holy Grail’ will be going for free to Samsung Galaxy S3, S4 and Note 2 users 72 hours before official release. A million copies will be given away for free so you’ll need to be quick if you’re a Galaxy device owner and are a fan of Jay-Z.

An app will be coming with the album too, and will be available on the Play Store. It will feature behind the scenes content about how the new album came out and what was Jay-Z’s inspiration behind it.

Magna Carta Holy Grail

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The truth is, this isn’t impossible to do. Sometimes a simple side project or concept can lead to an incredible amount of views and comments on your work. I mean, look at this guys redesign of iOS 7, he already has over 100k views on his dribbble shot, that is literally unheard of on Dribbble.

So in this post I will share some simple, but creative ways for designers to market themselves. Some are quite easy, and others may take a little bit longer, but they are all great ways that have been successful for designers before. So it is worth trying out right?

Redesigns

Redesigns are the first thought that comes to mind when it comes to social promotion and marketing for a designer. A simple little concept for what the google store should look like, led Oliur (founder of UltraLinx) to the front page of dribbble! That is some epic promotion in the design community.

Another benefit of redesigning sites is, it could lead to a complete new job. Some redesigners of facebook and xbox were offered to come visit the company and look around, they were even offered jobs because of their creative thinking and design idea.

The incredible facebook redesign led Fred Nerby to hundreds of thousands of views and an incredible amount of job opportunities. The fifa minimalistic concept was adored by fifa fans all over the world and got Rodrigo Bellão some much needed promotion on the internet for his beautiful work.

So as you can see by the few examples above, redesigning sites and services can often pay off big. So don’t think your concept is too basic, or under developed. Try it out and see how well your ideas pan out.

Side Projects

Side projects are the most fun way to promote your design work in my opinion. It is simple, you think of an idea or something you want to accomplish that solves problems designers or developers may face. Then you create this. It is super fun and often times you can team up with other designers and developers to make incredible projects.

Some side projects are profitable too. They don’t have to be very advanced either. This designer’s one-page website led him to an extra $1000 a month in income, that’s pretty awesome! Sites like designernews and hackernews, the top sites used by designers and developers for news and information on their fields were originally side projects!

Daily Dishonesty was a side project by Lauren Hom. It started as a fun way to illustrate her little white lies, but led to thousands of followers and some sales on her print works. Not to mention she is recognized for this, and probably get’s plenty of work just from this promotion.

Another man known for his incredible side projects is Visual Idiot. Check out his dribbble page to view some shot’s of his side projects. Some of his more joking side projects include the whether app and upside down kittens. He may not make any money from these side projects but it’s his way of expressing his work and how he can add his style – this will inevitably lead to more clients for him.

Freebies

If you are a designer with limited time, freebies are probably your best option for social promotion. Some of the top freebies led designers to thousands of views and followers. Like I said before, it may not give you a new job right away, but it leads to future opportunities.

Or it could lead to money right away. Premium Pixels is the perfect example. Orman Clark created the site with some of the highest quality design freebies around. Then he used that to leverage promotion on his premium wordpress themes. There you go. It isn’t terribly hard to do, it just takes some creative thinking.

Concluding Points

Whether it be a side project, or a complete redesign of an entire app it isn’t impossible to socially promote your work on the web. Creativity is how you do it, and a little bit of hard work. Oh, and if you need more motivation, just think that 90% of these lead to more freelance work, full-time jobs, or some cash on the side to help you out!

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Most startups fail pretty quickly. There are so many variables at play that it’s impossible to work out what is the leading cause of startup failure.

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Today I am featuring digital paintings. I didn’t really know they had a lot of digital paintings on dribbble, but lately I have seen a lot. So it was in my best interest to share them of course. From paintings of popular tv shows and movies, to incredible landscapes, this post features the top 25 breathtaking digital paintings from dribbble!

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A series where the best content from our sister, Linxspiration, is rounded up in a large image based post. Make sure to check it out if you’re into fine living, style and general luxury – Linxspiration

You can check out the previous episode here – Random Inspiration #86

Original Article on UltraLinx Website - Random Inspiration 87 | Architecture, Cars, Girls, Style & Gear
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If you hadn’t noticed already over the past few days, Facebook has now introduced hashtags to its content.

Facebook wants users to expand the use of its site by doing what Twitter does and allow people to search for content based on hashtags. Hashtags are very popular on Twitter when it comes to events and Facebook want a piece of the pie.

When you click on an hashtag you’ll be shown more content with that hashtag too, just like on Twitter, Instagram or Tumblr.

Facebook seems to be late to the party when it comes to hashtags but they can’t ignore it anymore.

Weirdly though, I and many others still don’t even have the new Facebook design and search functionality. We want this.

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The most annoying thing about the new USB chargers we get with our new phones and tablets is that they’re tiny in length. I remember the days of the super long Nokia chargers, where did charging cables that long go?

If you’re looking for a super long lightning to USB cable we have a 10ft one going for only $14. Apple’s own 3ft one goes for $19 on their site so we’ve got a pretty sweet deal here.

10ft Long Lightning to USB Cable

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Some people like the new iOS 7 and some people don’t – I am one of those people who absolutely hate the new iOS 7 icons.

I’ve seen so many tech blog posts say how flat these icons are when really they don’t have a clue about what flat is. Flat isn’t about removing all borders, shadows and detail from icons, then adding hideous gradients which have the lighting all wrong. It’s actually pretty hard to explain what ‘flat design’ really is, the best way to explain it is by looking at examples such as our flat icons post.

Above is a screenshot of the iOS 7 homescreens with all the stock icons. Straight away you can tell that there is no consistency whatsoever. They’re literally a gradient or solid colour with some icons slapped on top. These sorts of icons any Photoshop user can create within seconds.

What is going on with the mail and safari icons? For some odd reason the lighting is coming from below on the mail app, then it’s coming from on top on the safari app. The same goes for the phone and music app. You’d at least get the lighting coming from one way right, surely.

That Game Center icon, I don’t think anyone knows what’s going on there. How are multi coloured bubbles supposed to represent gaming?

The shadows and borders for the icons have been removed too. So if you have a black background, the Compass icon would look like it’s blending in, it’ll end up disappearing.

A Dribbble user by the name of Leo Drapeau took the original design and redesigned it a little. Above is his work, on the left is his redesign and on the right are the default designs. Straight away you can see more consistency. All icons now have a more subtle gradient with the lighting coming from above. More spacing has been applied for most icons so it looks like they actually fit and aren’t being crammed into a small space. It’s these little things that make such a huge difference. I would much rather prefer the redesign by Leo.

But I still never liked iOS icons from the beginning, even before iOS 7. I’ve always found them too garish. I myself am jailbreaking fan which allows me to apply icon kits to my device and my favourite icon kits are MIUI and Jaku.

MIUI is easily one of the best examples out there for flat icon design. It uses an absolutely beautiful array of colours for its icons that match very well. The icons represent the apps very well with just the right amount of detail. And the consistency is just fabulous.

Jaku is another absolutely stunning theme which blows away any other theme when it comes to detail. The amount of detail in each icon is just phenomenal. The theme itself may not be flat but it’s great example of how detail can have an impact on app representation.

It’s a shame Apple, the company who bring us beautiful products like the iPhone and iPad, the company which prides themselves on detail and quality could overlook something like this. The word going round is that they let their marketing team design these icons, a team which most likely doesn’t have a clue about icon design. Those icons are the representation of iOS 7 – it’s the first thing any user will see, why would they overlook something like that?

I’m not going to give my opinion on iOS 7 itself and the new apps. It’s still in BETA and far from ready for the public so it’d be unfair to give it review now.

Original Article on UltraLinx Website - This Is What The iOS 7 Icons Should Have Looked Like
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Starting off as a designer, I used to struggle with freelance clients. I had fears that I was not good enough, or that my projects were never going to be accepted by the clients. I sometimes reduced my prices, or offered discounts because I was young, naive, and basically a little scared.

If you were lucky even to be chosen out of the thousands of designers out there, you know the client see’s something special in you.

So throw out all those fears that I mentioned before.

In this post, I am going to share a few little things to improve the value of your design work. You work hard, so why not earn a few extra dollars in doing so?

Confidence & Communication

Confidence is the #1 factor when starting off with new clients. Don’t be so submissive to the clients needs. Obviously don’t be hard to work with, but try to display your skills as a designer, in a way that the client can feel comfortable that you know exactly what needs to be done.

Confidence is a big factor that shows your experience as a designer. This can help the client to value you and your work so much more.

Communication is also an incredibly important factor in your work. Be clear, but concise with your clients. Communicate as little or as much as necessary, and be sure to explain your workflow, why you chose to do a certain thing, and anything the client may ask. The easier you make it on the client, the simpler it will be to work with them.

Additional Work

This is one that I picked up quick. After getting a few freelance clients, I was happy. I finally started to earn some money for my work. I was feeling respected, and I was proud of my small, but notable accomplishments. BUT, one or two projects is not going to sustain you.

Keep in touch with clients. Try to stay organized and keep all client contact information in a folder or document so you can do a weekly or monthly check up on your clients. Do not annoy your clients with new emails or inquiries on a daily basis, but stay in touch. You never know when they need you to help them out, so it is important to be aware of your clients.

Also, offer other services. For example: You just completed a website, but you see the client is in need of some new widgets, or perhaps a plugin to help them accomplish a task. If you have the capabilities, make it known! You’d be surprised how much more work can turn up, just by sending a quick email. Sometimes the client might not even realize you know how to do certain things, so share your skills.

Time Management

When taking on new clients, always be sure to manage your time in a proper and effective way. Be sure to value your work, and price it accordingly. Never pick the low hanging fruits of the design world. We’ve all seen this before. Whether it be the “quick” design job that will only take “1 hour” or the super fun project with “compensation”, avoid these more times than not.

Sure, you may be attracted to the quick times, and fast cash, but looks are deceiving. In most experiences, those quick jobs take longer than expected, a lot longer. Oh and those jobs that offer “compensation”, probably won’t be worth looking at. If a client has to disguise the word payment with compensation, you should be very wary of choosing them.

Before It’s Too Late

To add a little more to my previous point. Always communicate and get situated with client’s before you sign the contract and start your work.

You don’t want to get wrapped into a terrible job without a clear idea of what you will be paid, how the project will go, and how easy the client is to work with. Always prepare for your new design projects. You will be much happier turning down a project or two, rather than regretting that crappy client you have been stuck without payment from for a few months.

Concluding Points

Now that you have read a few of these ideas, I hope you feel a bit better about working with new clients. Freelancing is hard at times, but it doesn’t always have to be. With clear communication and some careful planning, the freelance life can be really rewarding.

Original Article on UltraLinx Website - How to Increase the Value of Your Design Work
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In this post we feature the top 10 most awesome typography tutorials to help you practice your skill-set. These are mostly done with Photoshop, but a few involve 3D programs such as Maya or Cinema 4D. They are perfectly done, and are step-by-step guides to help your improve your skills.

1. Colorful Wooden 3D Text

2. Glowing 3D Text Effect

3. Guitar String Typography

4. Metallic Typography Layout

5. Elegant Leafy Typography

Note, this is one of the tuts+ premium tutorials, but I couldn’t resist including it because it was so nice!

6. Detailed Vintage Typography

7. Realistic Building Typography

8. Incredible Colorful Typography Tutorial

9. Super Glossy Typography Tutorial

10. Outstanding Glassy Typography

Conclusion

I hope you guys enjoyed this round up of tutorials for typography practice. Be sure to check out our tutorials section on UltraLinx. We feature tips, tricks, and full tutorials for design, development, technology, productivity, and more!

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Photo editing apps seem to be never ending on the iOS platform, so many of the top apps are picture-based apps. And now there is another photo editing app that is making the rounds.

Mextures is a photo editing app which doesn’t just have filters that transform the look of your pic, but it also has textures, these textures can add a very different feel to the pictures you take.

Mextures has over 70 original textures and filters that can be applied to your images. You can choose how much of an impact the filter has on your picture so you can get the effect just right. But it doesn’t stop there, you can also choose many different blending modes, just like you can Photoshop. And the best part of it all is the ability to have multiple filters stacked on top of each other – something which I’ve yet to see in any other popular image editing app.

When you find the perfect formula you don’t have to remember how it was done, you can directly save that formula for future use – making it a lot easier to get that unique effect you applied on a previous picture.

Mextures also doesn’t have a silly amount of in-app purchases which seem to be taking over most apps these days. You simply buy the app once from the App Store and you have everything available to you from the get go.

Mextures for iPhone

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Microsoft are at it again, creating ads which put Windows 8 devices up directly up against the iPad. In this ad they show off how you can insert an SD card into the Dell tablet and how you can have two apps running at the same time alongside each other – noting that the iPad can’t do either. They then highlight the price of the devices, showing the huge price difference. But a YouTube commenter then highlights the price difference between the Xbox One and PS4, that’s definitely not cool.

Original Article on UltraLinx Website - Dell Tablet vs iPad | Video
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Bokeh is the visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photo. Here are some great examples of Bokeh photography.

You can check out the previous episode here – Bokeh Photography #28

Original Article on UltraLinx Website - 25 Brilliant Examples of Bokeh Photography | Part 29
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The iOS homescreen still follows the same style as the first ever iOS, in fact it wasn’t even known iOS back then with the first iPhone. The grid style of icons still exist and even today where other mobile OS’ like Android and Windows Phone have widgets and love icons, Apple has chosen to just keep the same old grid style.

Many will say that not much innovation has happened over the years but then look what at what has happened with iOS 7 and its icons – many absolutely hate the new look. Now I’m not saying having new icons is ‘innovation’ but when people want change and it comes, they hate it – companies lose either way.

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