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Monthly Archives: December 2003

Design Projects: Making Multiple-Version Ads

Designing an advertisement is usually good money but, if you aren’t careful, it could end up being more work than reward. For example, a client may ask you to design an ad that will run in several different publications. Naturally, your client wants you to design something that will appeal to her company’s target audience. […]

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The Creative Toolbox: GoLive CS Goes for Broke

Adobe GoLive would likely seem a favorite with designers, given its ease of use and Adobe’s trademark user interface. Yet, even die-hard GoLive fans (and there are some) have probably considered jumping ship. Users have become all too familiar with GoLive’s tendency to corrupt site files and generate bloated JavaScript code that is next to […]

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The Art of Business: Leading Like a Pro

What does it take to be a great leader today — not an effective manager or a successful business owner — but a leader, someone who inspires the troops, helps people reach their goals, cultivates excellence? Some people, naturally, are more adept than others, but there are certain behaviors that are common among all good […]

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dot-font: The Vico Collaboration

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 […]

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