Creating a good HTML email is hard — and even harder when you want it to be responsive, so that it conforms to both desktop and mobile devices. Much has been written and taught on the subject (such as this course by Chris Converse), but we generally get around the whole issue by using a […]
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Every designer and typesetter at one time or another needs to use one or more of these three symbols: registered, trademark, and copyright. What might seem like a tiny legal detail needs to be typeset thoughtfully in order to be legible, readable, and not draw undue attention to itself. If you just accept the default […]
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Conrad Chavez shows how to improve creative workflows with resources like Dropbox and InCopy
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How to convert between liquid guides and regular ruler guides in InDesign.
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This month’s exclusive template for InDesignSecrets Premium members is for a business price list and order form.
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Suitable for a wide range of businesses, these stylish documents can be easily adapted to use company colors, and will help you grab the attention of prospective customers.
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This article is the second in a series in which I’ll use business cards to show how features in photographs can cue design decisions that more powerfully combine image with text. Don’t miss part 1 and part 2. Example #3: The car dealer Even photos without faces or hands provide cues for layout and typography. This […]
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The results of our poll asking about free fonts, and a new poll asking about your first page layout program.
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Theresa Regli demystifies digital asset management services and offers advice on how to pick the right one for your needs.
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