First of all, everybody loves cartoons, they make people think about childhood when everything was safe and nice and therefore, they will instantly have a great feeling when accessing your web page. So, if you will take this aspect into consideration you could count this as the number one reason, why cartoon vectors will be considered appropriate no matter what.

The second reason why one could think about including something like this would have to do with the theme of the website. Let’s say you are creating something meant to be used by children. Well, in this case a cartoon vector will please and make the little ones feel on a safe and well known ground. Therefore, if you would like the users of the website you are creating, to feel welcomed when they access your page, then you should definitely insert something appropriate for them, such as cartoon vectors.

Also, if you would desire your website to gain a funny touch but at the same time to still look different from those funny sites, then such an item might help you. Besides bringing the smile upon the readers’ faces, these vectors are a tad classy and stylish, fact that will totally be an advantage for the final result of the page you are working on. Therefore, pick something like this and the features that I have just mentioned will be further on transferred to your website.

However, I am sure you are wondering why you should go for Vectorsland.com when picking these things. Well, as I have mentioned in a previous paragraph the vectors here are free. Also, they have one hundred and seventy three free cartoon vectors you could choose from and it goes without saying that these are available in a great diversity. For instance, here you could find the Android Robot, Sponge Bob cartoons, Iron Man, Felix the cat and other funny characters. Therefore, there must be something suitable for your domain, too. All you have to do is search and eventually something appropriate will come along.

In the end you, the web designer, are the only person who will make the decision of including something like this on the website. As you can see these cartoon vectors will only bring you advantages, because they have a lot of beautiful features that will represent your future project. On the other hand, Vectorsland.com is the right place where to choose these from because they offer a great amount of items, available in a great variety and all these without paying one single dime.

As brochures are an important medium of advertisement, the entrepreneurs should use the precise style, color and fontso that its appearance is extremely classy and it has the ability to induce the readers to go through its contents and thereafter opt for the services provided by them. At the same time the entrepreneur should also use a creative design for the brochure itself so that it makes an positive appeal before the potential clients.

1. Brochure for Cloud Nine Bangalore

Brochure for Cloud Nine Birthing Centers in Bangalore.

2. Brochure by valium

Brochure for a winery, at the time of the London International Wine Fair 2009. Design inspired by typical Brazilian stuff. Collaboration with Cure Creative.

3. Media life brochure

4. White House

5. MRA Museums in Motion

Tri-fold redesign for a mobile marketing company based in Michigan.

6. 4FM Media Booklet

4FM Media Pack, had to design a Business-to-Business booklet for the newest radio station in Ireland.

7. Gusso Flores

8. Lifestyles Brochure

Custom Brochure for Ford Motor Company.

9. Nick Cave

Working in conjunction with the Fosdick-Nelson Gallery on campus and contemporary textile and performance artist Nick Cave.

10. 3rock Corporate Brochure

3rock needed a brochure to send out to their existing and potential clients to inform them of the services they offer and what they can do.

11. 4 Bridges Art Festival

4 Bridges Art Festival Patron Brochure 2007.

12. 360Media Brochure

13. Accordion

14. Adidas brochure

15. Biolab

16. Brochure by emtgrafico

17. Brochure for Wentworth Estates

Brochure for Wentworth Estates by Dundee Developments.

18. Absolut vodka

Brand research of absolut vodka.

19. Altus

With every condo development offering either a better lifestyle or your dream home it is important that Altus communicate on a more personal level.

20. BC Ferries Amenities Brochure

21. Bozzetto

22. Brochure Design Portfolio

Brochure Design Portfolio album showcases a selection of brochures designs.

23. Youth front Brochure

Tri-fold brochure for Youth front camps.

24. Slovenia

A give-away booklet of Contemporary Slovenian Writers was created for the Frankfurt book fair. First half presents Slovenian Humanists and the second half Social scientists.

25. Sundram Brochure Design

Brochure Design by Litmus Branding and Design Studio is Graphic Design Agency with specializing in Logo Design, Brochure Design, Packaging Design, Corporate Identity Development. Litmus Branding and Design Studio has been serving in Graphic Design Arena since 1996.

26. Volkswagen

Booth design, take-away piece, note pad and staff t-shirts for VW Jetta TDI Clean Diesel launch at EPIC (Vancouver, BC) and at the Green Living Show.

27. VMK Brochure Design

Brochure Design by Litmus Branding and Design Studio is Graphic Design Agency with specializing in Logo Design, Brochure Design, Packaging Design, Corporate Identity Development. Litmus Branding and Design Studio has been serving in Graphic Design Arena since 1996.

28. Brochure layout

29. Elevator

Eye catching & remarkable brochure design for Elevator by Litmus Branding and Design Studio.

30. Ewaan Corporate Brochure

Ewaan is more than a company building real estate projects. It is dedicated to the craftsmanship involved with conceiving living communities that are inspired by our surroundings, thus providing wonderful feelings and hidden potentials, and urging us to develop them in the best and most respectful way possible.

31. Falconry Brochure

It’s brochure an invitation for a UAE company promoting their culture at a Falconry Festival in England. They are environmentally friendly, hence, all the earthy colors and recycled paper look.

32. Green Products

Responsible for design, art direction and some photography.

33. Inspiration Brochure

34. Keenpac

Keenpac brochure designed at Un.titled.

35. Tragically Vital Brochure

This brochure is to capture the spirit of this high end coffee and it’s ability to stimulate the senses.

36. Product Brochure Presentation

37. Rebrand

The brochure features illustrative photography to showcase the companies core services. The cover doubles as a pocket folder to house additional company literature.

38. San Martino

This is a Company Profile made with several printing techniques, it is made with FSC process printing and paper. Basically it is composed by pop-up.

39. Segnalibri

40. Triangular Folding Brochure

A nice triangular folding brochure that matches the TVNZ 7 logo when unfolded and is also similar to how it is animated on the television idents.

Here is a list of the forty most uniquely designed brochures that will be extremely helpful for the entrepreneur as well as the designers. By taking a close look at the different styling the designers can get valuable inspiration to design a new and exclusive style for his client. Moreover, the entrepreneurs can also get a comprehensive idea about how to design their company’s brochure and it will be easier for them to explain to the designer what they have in their mind. We have selected these 40 exclusive brochure design after thoroughly surveying the market.

I got an order to design a simple classifieds kind of website for a web designs market place, thus i had a look at all the popular classified website design for an idea. So though it would be useful for you as well in the near future. Here am listing 10 best design in my view

1. EBay Classifieds

2. Dootee

3. I Net Giant

4. Ticki Fields

5. Kenda

6. World Stuffer

7. Geebo

8. 68 Classifieds

9. Classifieds Theme

10. Mofuse

Every time I set up a blog there are plugins that I keep using time and time again because they are so useful. Below is a list of the best free WordPress plugins every blog should have installed.

Free WordPress Plugins

1. All in One SEO Pack

This handy SEO plugin allows you to do a multitude of things such as create better post and page titles, set specific META tags for posts and pages, automatically set canonical URLs and much more. Better on page SEO means more organic traffic!

2. Dagon Design Sitemap Generator

The sitemap generator does just that, it generates an automatically updated sitemap on any page you specify by simply adding one line of code to the page. It also has a lot of options so you can fine-tune your sitemap page.

3. Google XML Sitemaps

Similar to the plugin above, this plugin automatically generates a new XML sitemap, it comes with some nice options and will update as you create new posts.

4. WordPress Database Backup

Backing up your posts is important and this plugin will allow you to do so quickly. It takes very little time to backup and you can schduele backups easily.

5. Digg Digg

There are alot of social bookmarking plugins out there, but this one has been my choice for a while. It’s not the prettiest one because I have it set to use the default bookmarking icons, but it does have the Facebook Like button, which is hot right now and some other plugins don’t seem to have yet.

6. FeedBurner FeedSmith

FeedSmith is great because it redirects all possible versions of your feed to one single feed, which should be created using Google’s FeedBurner service. This will help maximize your subscribers and keep them all subscribed to one feed.

7. MobilePress

This is the easiest way to create a quick mobile version of your site that can be accessed by mobile phones such as the iPhone. It’s very easy to setup, install and have mobile analytics for your site.

8. Contact Form 7

Contact Form 7 is my favorite plugin for quickly creating forms, most commonly a contact form. It has plenty of options so you can customize your forms, create multiple forms and add them easily.

9. Really Simple CAPTCHA

This adds an anti spam feature to contact forms and works with the above mentioned Contact Form 7 plugin. This will help reduce spam email messages from people using your contact forms.

10. Search Everything

WordPress search isn’t great by default, but this plugin will allow you to make several important adjustments so people can find what they want easier on your website.

11. WordPress Popular Posts

This is probably is my favorite plugin, because it allows you to feature some of you blog’s top content. It has a lot of settings so you can fine-tune them and it has a widget so you can drop it into your sidebar easily.

12. WP Super Cache

Super Cache generates static html files from your dynamic WordPress blog, which basically helps reduce stress on the server so you can handle more traffic. A lot of people use this plugin during times of high traffic, such as if you front page on Digg.com

I will be posting about more useful plugins in the future so stay tuned.

E-Commerce Website Templates

This e-commerce software allows you to design the online store that you want without paying someone a small fortune to do it for you. More than 100 templates are offered on the sites. They are sorted into categories, and popular themes include fashion and electronics. A selection of free templates is available, and premium templates are offered as well.

Customization Options

You have full access to the CSS and HTML code, so you can tweak your template that way. If editing code isn’t your thing, you can customize your e-commerce site by changing the fonts, updating the color scheme, adding images and more.

Sell Online Securely

Sell Online with Security is a major concern when running an e-commerce website. This software allows you to set up a site with 128-bit SSL encryption. The shopping cart software, which is also included, is Level 1 PCI-DSS compliant.

Key Technical Features

All of the data on your e-commerce blog and site is automatically backed up at regular intervals. Your site is hosted on secure, fast servers, so transactions are processed quickly. Free updates are also provided.

Monthly Plans

After the 30-day free trial period is over, you can choose from one of four monthly plans. Prices range from $29 a month to $179 a month. The primary differences between the four levels revolve around storage space and the number of SKUs that are supported. Transaction fees are charged for the first three plans, and the unlimited plan has no transaction fees. Most people choose their plans based on the number of products that they need to sell while some base it on the number of transactions that they process per month.

Inventory Management

The streamlined interface gives you easy access to your inventory items. Inventory levels can be adjusted easily. Items can be uploaded in bulk, or they can be entered manually. You have complete control over your items’ descriptions and photos. Arranging your products in an intuitive and eye-pleasing way can be done manually, or you can use the Smart Collection feature to do so automatically.

Order Processing

Orders are processed through the built-in e-commerce shopping cart. When you set up your e-commerce business site, you can choose from more than 50 payment methods to offer to your customers. Many useful features are included such as order tracking, instant shipping charge calculation, order notes and an abandoned shopping cart tool that lets you prompt customers to complete their transactions.

E-Commerce Blog Setup

Along with setting up an effective e-commerce site, Shopify supports blogs, which can be integrated into your site and updated from within the existing interface. A wide variety of e-commerce blog templates is offered to ensure that your blog looks as professional as possible. Useful e-commerce plugins are also just a click away and can be added to websites and social networking profiles.

Free Trial

Whether you’re starting a small online store, or if you’d like to streamline the process of running a large e-commerce site, you can take advantage of the free 30-day trial that is offered at www.shopify.com to see if it’s right for you.

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Since this is a science that focuses on nature, natural objects and their properties, it is exciting enough for most photographers to capture a beautiful scene in their cameras, and here is the result of this. Have fun!

1. Cloudy day

This photograph was taken by Keller.

2. Midnight Magic

The Aurora shines brightly over the Yukon’s Ogilvie River on a moonless night. The river was freezing over at the time, leaving streaks of ice passing by across its surface. I exposed at 10 seconds for the sky high ISO to achieve sharpness in the Aurora, as it shifts and changes quite often.

3. A Night in the Fire

This was snapped by Samuel Feron.

4. Cotton Castle

This was taken by gianf at Pamukkale   Denizli Province  Turkey.

5. Return of Ice Age

The cold spell for the last 2-3 weeks had frozen the small lagoon in front of the cave and it was accessible. The cold also made entry farily safe as the ice was hard and stable. I have said it before but do never enter an ice cave when the temperatures are above freezing.

6. Crystal Cave

Taken at Crystal Caves, Bermuda while on a little photo excursion.

7. Antelope Canyon  Sand fall

The light is only good between 11am and 1pm, but when it is there, this small slot canyon simply glows with color. Everywhere you look there are beautiful shafts of light and elegantly sweeping sandstone curves. Magical experience.

8. Awakening

Rok Godec has taken this photo at jelovica.

9. Between Heaven and Earth

Most beautiful pass on the Huayhuash circuit close to Huaraz, Peru. Sunset at 5000m.

10. Early light

11. Acid Lakes

The third stage in a geological transformation of a fictional planet.

12. Circle of Life

Captured at Jokursalon, Iceland Photo workshop and photo tour in Iceland/Greenland and worldwide. This image has been used in many website designs by a Best website company

13. Baloo

This area (Balaa) close to Tannourine Lebanon, has a very interesting geological formation where a stream turns into a fall and creates a deep hole on the ground.

14. Cave

A hole in a very big cave with stalagmites and all that jazz… it’s a nomine for one of the new world wonders.

15. Church of the Good Shepherd

Church of the Good Shepherd on the shores of Lake Tekapo is a historic church of New Zealand built in 1935. This photo was taken in a clear night around 10.46pm of the local time, while the stunning Milky Way was clearly visible.

16. Blocks Of Ice

These giant ice cubes had cracked off, fallen down and slid quite a few feet from the hillside behind the camera’s view… Just for size reference, these were approx 1.5 to 2 feet high and maybe 5′x5′ across…

17. Close up of Ramparts

close up of hoodoo citadel ramparts, Bryce Canyon Utah.

18. Grand Canyon

Aerial View of the Grand Canyon, USA , This photo was taken on March 16, 2006 in Arizona, US, using a Nikon E7600.

19. Into the wild

A picture taken from Skierfe, a mountain in Sarek National Park, Sweden.

20. Summoning the Elemental

This is under Ice … that I’ve found these evocative curves. It’s like dragons of Ice talking about a woeful summoning… But everyone can keep it’s own interpretation.

21. Trolltunga

This photo was taken on August 20, 2011 in Skjeggedal, Hordaland Fylke, NO, using a Canon EOS 450D.

22. Ice cave

23. Transmission

This snap was taken by Karsten Wrobel.

24. Meteora Monastery

The monasteries are built on natural sandstone rock pillars, at the northwestern edge of the Plain of Thessaly near the Peneios river and Pindus Mountains, in central Greece. The Metéora is home to six monasteries and is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

25. The curtain

This photograph was taken by Amnon Eichelberg.

26. Cascada en rosa

27. Photograph by Keith Burtonwood

28. Downwards

During driving along the shoreline of Iceland we spotted this huge waterfall, but the sky was blue without any clouds. So we decided to come back in the evening.
When we arrived in the evening we struck in luck cause the sky was full of clouds and there was a fog crawling around the mountains.

29. Canyon Iceland

This photo was taken on August 5, 2009 in Kirkjubæjarklaustur, Vestur-Skaftafellssysla, IS, using a Canon EOS 350D Digital.

30. Fine Art Lava Flow

31. Red Flute Cave

Red Flute Cave, Guilin (China).Canon 5d – 17-40 @21mm, f/11, 25s, iso100, manfrotto tripod.

32. Snap by Piotr Lisowski

33. Global Warming

34. Salt

This snap was taken by Amnon Eichelberg.

35. The Sky is My Blanket

Tonight, I sleep under the stars.

36. Winter light

Winter scenery from Tjøme. It was freezing cold, windy and 2 minutes exposure time.

37. Winter landscape

On this picture is captured unique rock massif called Panská skála, or also Organ. The name comes from five- or hexagonal columns which formed the Rocks. Columns are high up to twenty meters and are nearly vertical, its shape like an Organ.It is the oldest protected area in Bohemia and in Europe.

38. Spirit of Adventure

Icebreaker “Kapitan Dranitsyn” goes through the ices of Arctic Ocean, Franz Josef Land, July 2011. The shot was made from a helicopter.

39. Iceland

skogafoss is an impressive waterfall of Iceland but also the starting point of hiking paths. If you go up the river there are almost no tourists and there are a many waterfalls, smaller but very beautiful.

40. October night

41. Watergate

42. Voringfossen

This Photograph was taken by Pawel Kucharski.

43. Upper Antelope Canyon

Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona. A light shaft filtering through dust into the canyon.

44. Tiu Kelep

45. The Sky is My Dream

I dreamed of the sky of my childhood when I slept under the stars and counted through my dreams. For years, I had the same dream, being in a milky and endless universe that I can’t reach the end. That dream has being long gone since I came to the cities of modern world, where we build walls and roofs to limit our vision, where we light up the sky to mask true light.

46. Twilight Footprints

47. Sun Kissed

This photograph is taking part in the ‘Sunshine’ contest organized by the inspirational images group.

48. The Velvet View

After the apocalypse, a velvet world will still be there, eternal.

49. Waterfall in Paradise

Upper Hoopi Falls is a small waterfall along Kapa’a Stream in Central / Northern Hawaii. It?s near the town of Kapa. I’ve been to dozens of islands, and this has to be the prettiest waterfall I have ever experienced.

50. On the beach

51. Golden Light

52. Luminous Ice

This beautiful iceberg was grounded by the low tides in Antarctica outside Cuverville island. The water being so crystal clear and free of sediment that light travels down without reflecting much back making it appear black.

53. Spring time

This Photography was taken by Krzysztof Browko.

54. The Great Beyond

I wandered about, backpacking both the Wind river and Tetons range in Wyoming for three weeks in the summer of 2009, literally waiting for the stars to align. To achieve the effect you see here, combining the Milky Way with the landscape, I needed to pre-visualize how it would all line up.

55. Ghostly

The best out of a handful of shots from this location.

56. Beyond the Illusion

The view from deep inside this sub glacial cave shows filtered daylight from the distant opening mixing with the blue light that penetrates the thick ice. The mountain stream that is partially responsible for the formation of the cave provides the illusion of symmetry.

57. Organ

Unique rock massif called Panská skála, or also Organ. The name comes from five- or hexagonal columns which formed the Rocks. Columns are high up to twenty meters and are nearly vertical, its shape like an Organ.It is the oldest protected area in Bohemia and in Europe. And this is the most visited geological formation in Bohemia.

58. The Roots

Sergey Kokinskiy has taken this photograph.

59. Caribbean Dreams

A nice sunset on a gorgeous coastline located in the remote Turks & Caicos Islands in the Caribbean.

60. Crystal Cave

Some of the magic beauty of glacier ice lies under its outer surface. One either needs to strip the surface layer or go underneath it to see its real beauty. The centuries old ice coming down the slopes of Svinafellsjokull glacier has had almost all of the air pressed out.

Hope you are entertained with this showcase!

The job of a web designer has become more and more complex. If until two-three years ago the main issue was the cross-browser compatibility now the situation is more difficult. The term “responsive design” is the basis of the new kinds of websites…these should be rendered on various devices using various displays and operating systems. Besides that, the predictions are that the future will be, from this perspective, even more demanding for web designers. The number of people using online services via handheld devices is growing very fast and no one allows himself to ignore this huge number of people. The real problem of any web designer is how to assure the perfect mix between a very good amount of information when a considerable smaller display is used; much more, the navigation is assured by a finger touch and any adjacency between items may cause difficulties to the user.

A good web designer must have a laptop/desktop, a tablet and a smartphone to test his new works (these aren’t enough and they barely satisfy the minimum requirement). The new challenges are hard to satisfy and only the best will survive. I mentioned at the beginning that the Fujitsu lifebook concept it is the perfect gun of a designer. It may replace four mandatory tools: the laptop, the tablet, the smartphone and a camera (somehow it’s optional, but it is well-known that the designers are passionate about photography). Do you agree with me that it is the future? Please let me know if you have other ideas, use the comment form for this.

On the other hand, the future can’t be totally different from the present… the Android and iOS, the most used operating systems for handheld devices were created some years ago, now are perfected and in the next years they will shine completely. In order to see how the future will look like and, at the same time relax, the market of Android games is simply growing exponentially and everyone may benefit from it. Google Play games are very relaxing but in the same time, the addictiveness may lower your efficiency so pay tenfold attention to this aspect. If you are really interested in enjoying the latest games then search for discounts because every day you can find crushing offers.

In the end, there are two important conclusions: the lifebook, the new revolutionary concept isn’t only an undefined future project, it is maybe the technology you will use next year. It is perfect for any web designer, he has in a single gadget everything he needs. On the other part, only working isn’t a solution. Each of us must have pauses and relaxing moments and a very pleasant activity is to play games. Fortunately, for Android fans the solutions are numerous, it’s hard to believe that someone can’t find something interesting for him.

The reality of cloud computing infographic by Rackspace UK.

There are many interesting and cool graphics on various topics. In this post, we have compiled impressive graphics that are of interest for designers and Web developers.

1. Search benefits of the blog

There are many aspects of the blogosphere that make it attractive to search marketers: the sharing and distribution of content, the potential for viral marketing and link bait, and the associated linking opportunities. But, so much more goes into the relationship we have with blog communities. This infographic describes both the tangible and intangible benefits of engaging with the blogosphere.

2. The hierarchy of digital distractions

Here’s an infographic similar to Maslow’s Hierarhcy of Needs, but instead illustrates common digital distractions (like Twitter, email, and different kinds of users). Its designed by a top web design in Chicago

3. 60 Seconds

World Wide Web is growing at rapid pace. On average, more than a billion new pages are added to it every day. To give you an idea of how big world wide web is, our Infographic 60 Seconds will cover some really interesting facts about websites that we use on day-to-day basis.

4. Awesome Twitter facts and stats

There is no doubt about people love social networking. What do you think people would have said 30 years ago if you told them millions of people would enthusiastically communicate 140 characters at a time? They would probably tell you that you’re crazy and tell you to scram.

5. All You Need To Know About Web Designers

Here’s an interesting graphic that breaks down the demographics of web designers worldwide.

6. The Top Cameras On Flickr

7. Cell Phone Radiation Levels

Although its almost expected that every body owns a cell phone, many people are unaware of the radiation levels that they are exposed to during cellphone usage. after a little bit of research, here are findings on cell phone radiation and how it effects.

8. Mac vs Pc

we explored the differences in personality, aesthetic tastes, and media preferences between Mac and PC users. Since then, the Hunch user base and question pool have grown many times over. The 2009 report started with more than 76,000 responses to its base “Mac or PC?” question. The same question now has nearly 400,000 responses. This is all in the context of the more than 80 million “Teach Hunch About You” questions which have been answered on Hunch to date.

9. Most Powerful Web Colors

10. How Much Do We Really Recycle

As this infographic confirms, we are, for lack of a better phrase, a “throw away” culture. That is, we do ridiculous things like dispose of seven and a half times our body weight each year. As expected, the above infographic makes a compelling case for recycling. It’s filled with tidbits that make you throw your hands up and say, “recycling is best!”

11. Online Communities

12. Following Twitter

Twitter, founded by Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, and Evan Williams in March 2006 (launched publicly in July 2006), is a social networking and micro-blogging service that allows users to post updates 140 characters long. Twitter “is a real-time information network that connects [users] to the latest stories, ideas, opinions, and news.”

13. A world Without Facebook

What would you do in a world without Facebook and how big of a role does it play in your life?

Since Facebook’s launch in 2004 its growth has been incredible.The Site has Woven itswlf into our lives,for better or for worse, creating 770 billion page views per month.

14. Social Marketing Compass

This infographic shows the different aspects of social media marketing, and which areas different types of users should be focusing on.

15. Facts about Instagram

I like to be online and I love to try new social networks every time I can. During the last six months I have been using Instagram, a fantastic iPhone app that enables the user to to quickly take pictures, apply several different filters, and share it on the service or with a number of other services like Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Tumbler, etc.._by Obieta.

16. The Biggest Shift

This photo was taken on May 10, 2010.

17. Communication Through Technology

18. Are we addicted to the Internet

While the American Medical Association has yet to officially classify internet addiction as a recognized mental health disorder, the statistics show that this issue is indeed serious – with potentially dangerous side affects. Between 5 % and 10% of web surfers surfers suffer from some form of web dependency.

19. The Mobile Advantage

Nuance Communications has released a new infographic, The Mobile Advantage, sharing the results of their own mobile consumer preference research.  Designed by InfoNewt, this infographic design tells the story of how important mobile apps are to brands.

20. Facebook vs Twitter

21. The Internet of Things

The infographic below provides a visual representation of the increase in “things” connected to the Internet. With this increase, how will you prepare your network for the future?

22. The Amazing Science and Technology of Yahoo

23. Demo Graphics of Facebook Users in India

This infographic looks at the Demographics of Facebook User from India. Giving an eyeful of info on the Facebook statistics on the single male and female from India

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24. The Most Popular Design Blogs

Here’s a great infographic that shows the most popular design-related blogs out there, displayed based on their Twitter followers and Facebook fans.

25. The Darwinian Evolution of Photoshop

This info graphic shows the evolution of Photoshop, including all twelve major releases and the differences between them.

26. The History of Online Video

Most of the major online video breakthroughs happened in the past five years anyway, so this graphic is adequate in that regard. To create this graphic, the Techsmith team worked with The Blog Herald, and they did a stupendous job, as usual.

27. Why Brands Cannot Ignore Social Media Mavens

This informal infographic showcases why social media mavens are vital to a brand’s online marketing success.

28. Is Twitter a waste of Time

For anyone starting a revolution, or a business, Twitter can be a success. For the rest of the world, it can be a waste of time that doesn’t get the message out to people they want to reach. And for some, it’s no more a bunch of nonsense limited to 140 characters—as this infographic shows. I’ll discuss it in more detail below.

29. Evolution of Web Design

Web design has come a long way since the first website was published by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991. This infographic is a peek at the evolutionary tale of web design, which is ironically still in its infant stages. Enjoy the infographic below and let your imagination wander. You might find yourself asking, “Where will web design be in the next 20 years?”

30. How to Use Twitter

31. How do Colors effect Purchases

For retailers, shopping is the art of persuasion. Though there are many factors that influence how and what consumers buy. However, a great deal is decided by visual cues, the strongest and most persuasive being color. When marketing new products it is crucial to consider that consumers place visual appearance and color above other factors such as sound, smell and texture.

32. The increasing cost of dying infographic

33. Music Buying Infographic

Here’s an infographic with just a few statistics on how we buy music today, highlighting the decline in physical sales and the increase in music consumption via mobile internet.

34. Operation E commerce

A Game of Dissecting The Best E-Commerce Software.

35. Which Designer job is best

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs teaches us that food, safety and a roof over our heads all come before “self actualization”. In other words, it’s hard to tap into your inner-unicorn if you can’t afford to pay the rent.

Road signs were probably among the first form of computer graphics with its simple graphics and large type so that all information can be understood by all levels of intelligence in seconds.