As a designer, when you have a new project, the source of design inspirations can stimulate your creativity. And today we have a showcase of 45 creative fruit and vegetable logo designs for your inspiration. You can look all of these logos have a brilliant way to tell you something about the company that it is supposed to represent.When you’re inspired, creativity flourishes. So as a designer, finding inspiration is essential Let the successes, lessons learned and stories of others feed that inspiration and approach your graphic design career with a new invigoration. You’ll find not only tips and advice, but also the amazing design work of other professionals. Get inspired and then get to work on your own design project.
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Plates – Introduction to PHP Templates
Plates is our template system of choice. It’s a native PHP template system that’s fast and easy to use. Template systems can be used to many purposes, however I will talk about using it to create a simple bilingual website.
Shopify. What, where and how?
Some time ago we created a Shopify Manual, which explains how to use the platform. In most cases, companies do not have a dedicated online store person, so they need to train a few people, if not the whole team. The manual was created to help with that (and to reduce the quantities of emails asking about adding products, but you didn’t hear me say that). You can sign-up for 14 days free trial of Shopify. If you do, you can follow this tutorial to learn the basics of Shopify store management.
Our Cookie Policy mk.2
The time has come to change our website. Unfortunately, we have to say goodbye to Welsh version… and as such our cookie policy needs to change to reflect that. Instead of re-writting the whole lot, here’s the link to the original post: JOIN US! WE HAVE COOKIES
Fitting two divs next to each other
Here’s something for beginner CSS. Fitting two divs right next to each other, without an empty space between. Here’s an example:
Project Milestones
Hey! Recently we’ve heard that a lot of businesses in our area have problems with Web Designers taking money for projects and not delivering anything. We are a new company, and as such we don’t have a huge portfolio of happy clients, so we needed to address this issue so people are more willing to trust us. We don’t want people wondering if we’ll actually do the work they are paying for, it’s bad for PR and the lot. We already had a system to keep track of all the work we are doing, including different projects, clients, bugs and the lot. We decided to use that same system, upgraded a little, to incorporate milestones, and client logins.
Join us! We have cookies!
Cookies. Not the small, flat circles of unhealthy awesomeness, I’m talking about HTTP cookies (or internet, browser, or anything else you might want to call them). Cookies are small files which get saved to your computer or device when you visit a website. The main use of cookies is not to steal information about your mums birthday or your credit card details, but to ensure that your experience of a website is the best possible. For example, our own website nott-studios.co.uk uses cookies to remember your language settings. When a user visits our website for the first time, he’s prompted to choose a language. As soon as he chooses language, a cookie is set to remember that choice, so that when he goes back to our website in a few days time, he doesn’t have to choose a language again.