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[arundal]

Hi guys,

Just recently bought a hosting plan with ASO and am currently looking for inspirations for my new site. Having said that, I thought it will be great if we can all share our web design resources. I have been attempting to compile a list of good web design resources for some time now but I realize its not easy to find one that's really good. I believe this will be really helpful to anyone who is looking to create a good looking website.

Let me start off...

• Creattica - Contains tons of designs from html/css all the way to posters and T-shirts. Good place for inspiration
  
• Smashing Magazine - Contains useful tutorials and tips to create great and interactive UI
  
• Web Interface Lab - Have some free html/css snippets for web UI

[IBBoard]

It has been ages since I looked at HTML and web design (mainly because 90% of it ends up being "how to change one line in Wordpress" or "how to use ugly effects unnecessarily because they're considered cool"), but the quality reference sites I used to trust were places like A List Apart for general articles or CSS Zen Garden for examples of how a well structured page could be extensively overhauled with some clever CSS (although it is probably old hat now as it was CSS2).

Unfortunately, I recently cleared out my bookmarks, so I can't think of much more than that at the moment.

[NyteOwl]

missjanicedemesa, on 02 July 2012 - 11:23 AM, said:

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I think that's actually a good idea that we are going to have a resources exchange at least to give the others too especially the beginners to learn deeper from web designing too.  Actually, I am from Montreal, Canada so that is why I do have plenty of web design in montreal projects. All for local and i promise that everything that I learn and resources that I have, I will share it to you.

May I suggest, especially for a site designer, that having your site entirely in Flash and Javascript with no way to view it in plain X/HTML is poor design at best.

Edited by IBBoard, 02 July 2012 - 02:02 PM.

[dikertrome]

I mainly prefer Joomla. It is great Content Management System and it provides a powerful and extensible templates, better user access control, content approval, improved administrative control etc.

Edited by dikertrome, 03 July 2012 - 01:35 AM.

[emily66012]

I've created several resources for web designers to use on their own websites. Most of my resources are licensed under a Creative Commons license.