September, 2000 | CreativePro Network

Notes from the Epicenter: Have You Read Your Site’s Privacy Policy Recently?

Editor’s note: We’ve asked Andrea Dudrow to expand her column to address the impact the Internet has on our lives. As she lives in San Francisco, the epicenter of the earthshaking movement that is the World Wide Web, she’ll also give us reports on the trends and styles of the creative people who work in […]

GoLive Turns 5

GoLive 5.0 is not a revolutionary new Web management tool and visual Web page editor. It’s more significant than that: It’s the latest edition of a mature, rich, and deep software package with the kinks worked out. Best of all, for workflow purposes it integrates (through special "smart objects") with three of Adobe‘s most important […]

dot-font: The Justification for Hyphenation

dot-font was a collection of short articles written by editor and typographer John D. Barry (the former editor and publisher of the typographic journal U&lc) for CreativePro. If you’d like to read more from this series, click here. Eventually, John gathered a selection of these articles into two books, dot-font: Talking About Design and dot-font: Talking […]

Out of Gamut: Exploring Wide, Open (Color) Spaces

Color spaces can be quite different, as regular readers of this column will attest. In a previous column, I discussed various Photoshop RGB working spaces from the standpoint of an output-centric image-editing philosophy. This time around, we’ll look at the opposite philosophy — the input-centric approach. What does that mean? In short, instead of limiting […]

Quick View Plus 6.0: Looking Good

How many times have you looked at the clock at 4:00 in the afternoon and wondered, “Where has the day gone?” Even the best-managed to-do list often falls victim to those little housekeeping chores that gobble up our time at the computer, such as locating files, identifying poorly catalogued data, and juggling disk space to […]

Eye on the Web: Show Me the Money

It’s a sunny, warm day in San Francisco. The kind of gorgeous, lush, blue-sky day that there are about three of a year in this micro-climate of a town. A sit-on-the-beach, walk-your-dog-in-the-park, sip-iced-coffee-in-an-outdoor-café sort of day. Unfortunately, I, like most single adults living in San Francisco in the Internet age, have to make money. So […]

dot-font: Free Fonts for All?

For Position Only: Publishing’s Time of Transition

I had a great time at Seybold San Francisco last week, seeing old friends and listening to interesting debates on a variety of hot-button topics. But if William Shakespeare were writing a play based on the scene at the Moscone Center, he probably would have called it “Much Ado About Nothing.” Because truly, there wasn’t […]

Digital Video 101: Choosing the Right Video Format

Most aspiring videomakers hardly know what they’re getting themselves into when they first mutter the phrase, “I want to make my own film.” Whether you’ve set your sights on making the next “Citizen Kane,” the next award-winning commercial featuring talking animals, or merely a bit of video to entice surfers to your Web site, you […]