“Kill Photoshop!” the people say. There are many reasons to stop using Photoshop and start working the browser instead—a few great ones listed in this webdesign tuts+ article, tips for designing in the browser (Especially the ‘Work Gets Repeated’ and ‘Can be time consuming’ part).

To stay at the top of our fields, us web designers have to be up-to-date to everything that’s going on in the design and development world. One easy way to keep informed about everything is to subscribe to newsletters, whether weekly or daily, and get articles straight to your email.

As most of you must know, I offer web design and development services, and as a package, logo design. In this post, I’ll be outlining how I manage clients, how I communicate, at what milestones I charge, and what tools I use.

Chrome, the web browser we all love.

Note: This post is simply about the design of the new website, more accurately, is an analysis. Here, you won’t find who did what, statements from people responsible and CEOs, thoughts of their staff on this, etc — you’ll find an honest and detailed analysis of their design.

All of us who:

Grid systems are seen on every website (one of my personal favorite is the grid on Apple’s site). An effective grid system with a good CSS layout not only looks good and professional, it gives a sense of uniformity.