Design Resource and Inspiration Sites

November 2nd, 2009 in Design by Greg Jeffries

Visit these awesome sites for design tutorials, tips, and inspiration.

DesignM.ag – articles and resources for web designers.

SmashingMagazine.com – useful and innovative information for Web designers.

BittBox.com – free high quality design freebies and tutorials.

SixRevisions.com – web development and design information.

PsHero.com – super chill, blog with Photoshop tutorials, tips and freebies.

GoMediaZine.com – awesome site with helpful tutorials and advice on business and design.

DevSnippets.com – serves as a public gallery where readers can submit the best code and design snippets, tutorials and latest trends in the design blogosphere.

10Steps.SG – Photoshop tutorials and resources.

Colorburned.com – design resources from around the web including free textures, patterns, vectors and more!

Tutorial9.net – great source of design tutorials and resources.

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I am a beginning amateur digital photographer and want to know what/where I can find the best photoshop to meet my needs for a decent price. I want to be able to enhance my images and do some creative digital alterations. Any advice?

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Photoshop Elements. Its a stripped down version of the full Photoshop, and is especially designed to meet the needs of amateur photographers. And it’s a lot cheaper. Or, if you’re really cheap and don’t want to spend a penny, GIMP is a free image manipulation program which offers many of the same features that Photoshop does.