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Have you ever wanted to design a beautiful website but just didn t know how? To be honest, a few years ago, that happened to me too. While browsing the web, I saw so many nice looking websites and wished I had the skills to create such designs. Today I can and I m going to teach you how to do so too! Essentially, it requires a few Photoshop skills and an eye for detail. Through this tutorial, I will point out these tiny details which make a website design look beautiful. Fire up Photoshop and let s get going!

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Just because some techniques don t work in decade old browsers doesn t mean that you shouldn t be learning everything you can! Stay on the cutting edge, as we use everything from CSS shadows and animations, to HTML 5 mark-up and local storage, to utilizing jQuery to work with the Picasa API. We ll also take advantage of the excellent jQuery library, and review some best practices when coding.

Today, we re going to be taking the PSD website design, from Mahmoud s Psdtuts+ Tutorial ,and coding it into valid, semantic HTML and CSS. Along the way, we ll go over some essential CSS techniques, such as image replacement, sliding doors, and CSS sprites. This is a monster of a tutorial, as the design is a bit complex. Nevertheless, a relative beginner should be able to follow along, so put on a pot of coffee and let s get started!

Recently, I thought I d try my hand at creating a simple CSS selector engine. You know what I m talking about: it s the kind of thing you use in most javascript libraries, where you pass in a CSS selector to find the elements you want to work with. Today, I ll show you how to create a really simple one!
What we are going to be building today is in no way something you d use on a live site. It will not have all the great features you re used to using in the  real  selector engines, but it will give you a small taste of how complicated something like Sizzle or NWMatcher can be. And who knows? Maybe you ll pick up a few javascript tips and tricks on the way.

What once required background images and icons can now be created with plain-old CSS. Because modern browsers have access to things like box shadow, gradients, rounded corners, text-shadows, and font-face, we can finally take advantage of this and remove any need for images, when creating visual elements, such as buttons! I ll show you how in today s video tutorial.

Though the idea of a video-specific HTML element was suggested well over a decade ago, we re only just beginning to see this come to fruition! Forget all of that  HTML5 2012  mumbo-jumbo; the truth is that you can use the video element in your projects right now! The only problem is that the video players are inconsistent from browser to browser, and full-screen support is, at the time of this writing, only available in certain browsers, via a right-click. Further, what if we want to brand our video player? Unfortunately, there isn t an easy way to do so by default. The solution is to create a custom player that remedies all of these issues.

In this course, Jeremy McPeak, author of Professional AJAX and Beginning javascript: 4th Edition, will teach you how to build high quality ASP.NET applications from scratch. Even better, for those who prefer a more visual approach, each lesson comes in the form of a twenty to thirty minute video tutorial. Ready to dive in?

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Complementing the book we have developed a DVD including a comprehensive set of models, textures, photographs, software and tools that will allow you to immediately develop your skills based on the techniques outlined in the book. It is recommended ESSENCE: The Face be purchased to accompany the DVD.

This disc contain videos, scene files, and script used in CG Soup's presentations during the TD-Love Training Tour.

Pendulum is a new preset for AE. It helps to achieve dynamic animation in less time and with little to no keyframes needed. We’re giving Premium members a copy of this preset along with a full tutorial on how to install and use it.

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Aren't all training videos like books on video?... Yes and no. Here at CartoonSmart we like to keep things project-based, so you can actually build something while you train. But there comes a time when the best approach to teaching something is to cover it like a book.

In this complete beginner's course, we will break down the very basic introduction to modeling for games using Autodesk's 3ds Max 2012. This series will assume you have absolutely no experience modeling whatsoever, and are ready to get your hands dirty making assets using one of the leading softwares in the game and film industry.

 

Through this Blender and Unity tutorial you will learn how to create low poly assets for games. Over the course of this tutorial you will learn the high poly and low poly modeling techniques needed to create the fire hydrant subject matter. You will learn how to unwrap the UVs of the final low poly model and how to bake out normal maps, ambient occlusion and texture maps.

After the UVs are unwrapped and the baking is done we’ll take you into Photoshop to show you how to finalize the textures by adding the ambient occlusion and extra detail. Once the texturing is done we’ll go back to Blender and export the finished model out to an Autodesk FBX file and import it into Unity. In Unity we will then show you how to setup all the materials and textures and create a prefab for easy use in-game.

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