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Helvetica, is a typeface that is famous for its pervasiveness: it is used in corporate identity, street signs, magazines and pretty much everywhere else. It’s becoming too common but designers still love it!
That’s a good title George
Hi there, great to see this wonderful magazine up in the air. There is only one thing that bugs me.. this magazine is very stylish, but un-readable in the typographic manner.
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Patrick Hainey, February 7, 2012
How much do you pay per article?
noura, February 11, 2012
It depends on the type of article. Send us an email to info at our domain name and we can discuss this in details.
George, February 8, 2012
Is Helvetica becoming too common a font?
noura, February 11, 2012
Helvetica, is a typeface that is famous for its pervasiveness: it is used in corporate identity, street signs, magazines and pretty much everywhere else. It’s becoming too common but designers still love it!
That’s a good title George
ally, February 8, 2012
Digital Infographics: Great design or exercise in pure link baiting..
Kareem Hashem, February 8, 2012
Short Life!
Paul, February 8, 2012
You guys should add cursor hover states for the three spotlight articles, so you can prevent events from firing while I’m reading one.
denise, February 8, 2012
no RSS?
denise, February 8, 2012
p.s. otherwise sweet-looking if a little jumpy. Looking forward to this site.
steve, February 8, 2012
RSS?
Stock Photo School, February 8, 2012
Yes… RSS?
Lex, February 8, 2012
Why this site doesn’t have RSS? I want to read it in Google Reader together with my other collection of webdesign sites
noura, February 8, 2012
We are working on the RSS and should be live soon!
hamish, February 9, 2012
can’t seem to subscribe with ipad
Nate, February 10, 2012
pisses me off you have to use twitter to get the ebook. Does everyone use Twitter?
noura, February 11, 2012
If you don’t have Twitter, all you have to do is send us an email to info at our domain name and we will help you out to get the ebook.
Easthalldesign, February 10, 2012
Trying to read the article by Veerle but it keeps shuffling off screen – very very irritating
mitchBentley, February 10, 2012
Auto slides (like the one on left here) are overused and annoying if you actually READ Auto caps on email too.
mitchBentley, February 10, 2012
I use twitter, but MAKING us tweet is a no-go for me.
thomas_u, February 10, 2012
I hate freebies that are connected to “tweets” and “likes”. I don´t use facebook and twitter and never will!
noura, February 11, 2012
If you don’t have Twitter, all you have to do is send us an email to info at our domain name and we will help you out to get the ebook
Chris, February 10, 2012
The ‘Who knows better?’ section isn’t working properly for me in Safari and Chrome. Both latest versions. I can’t view them all.
Ramon Thompson, February 10, 2012
Why the “Fold” doesn’t matter on the web!
noura, February 11, 2012
Another great title. Sounds interesting and would love to know why it doesn’t matter any more.
Chad Nelson, February 10, 2012
On the right side under the “Bear”, the box for subscribing takes you to a color/pattern chart. The bottom box works though.
Thanos , February 11, 2012
Designing in the browser. Now back at me. Now back at your browser. Now back at me. Sadly, he isn’t Photoshop.
Sagi Shrieber, February 11, 2012
Hi there, great to see this wonderful magazine up in the air. There is only one thing that bugs me.. this magazine is very stylish, but un-readable in the typographic manner.
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Mindi Rogers, February 11, 2012
I’m seeing a few issues (Chrome 16.0.912.77):
* after launching the tweet promo and entering an email address, clicking the subscribe button triggers a “page not found”
* clicking on any of the header navigation links (coding, graphics, wordpress) simply reloads the home page
* the heading font with the drop shadow effect is almost unreadable, especially against the irregular background
Aside from these issues, I am quite pleased with the site and am looking forward to seeing more from Dolody.
Hadas, February 12, 2012
I really like your design, and hope to use your tips often. Just please fix the font design, especially the headings, they are not legible.
noura, February 13, 2012
Thanks Hadas for your feedback. We are working on a new style for the header font for better readability.
William, February 13, 2012
Got readability issues on Nav & Footer. Font size is a bit too smal for my tiny eyes
Good luck
noura, February 13, 2012
Thanks everyone for your feedbacks. We appreciate every single one. Keep sending more if you see something is missing or not working.
Gidget, February 13, 2012
A lot of your header and accent text is illegible on Windows
Jose, February 13, 2012
I agree with @Gidget. I am using Google Chrome on a win xp and the headings are very blocky and pixelated.
James, February 14, 2012
Get off Windows, its the 21st century.
Leon, February 14, 2012
I think your “Who knows Better” Scroller should pause as I have my mouse over…I am slow reader.
Lucas, February 15, 2012
For the love of peace, please allow us to click on the picture of each “Who knows better?”, so that we can view the post on it’s own page.
Mary Ihla, February 15, 2012
Lots of great content, but the drop-shadow headings are annoying.
AceDesignz, February 15, 2012
looking forward to an interesting read.
ElMedicho, February 15, 2012
I appreciate the drop shadows. They illustrate the possibilities of the modern web design. If you don’t, you can always fire up IE…
Christopher Janzen, February 15, 2012
Where is the next issue? I’m already hooked.
Ty, February 17, 2012
Bring on issue #2!
w00t!
noura, February 17, 2012
Next Monday
iconoco, February 18, 2012
Dig the headers with the drop shadows, and don’t think they’re that big of an issue. Footer copy could be bigger.
Alice, February 18, 2012
Joshua Sortino made a beautiful design, but you seem to have gone to great lengths to uglify it. I suggest fixing your display issues. :]
Marie Swan, February 19, 2012
I thought you guys are planning to release a new issue every week. Is this a weekly or bi-weekly magazine?
Oli, February 19, 2012
How can i contribute with a tutorial about jQuery in your upcoming issue?
Adriana, February 23, 2012
Gostei muito desse site!
Josh, March 16, 2012
Anyone home?
wow money, April 21, 2013
Hello to every one, the contents existing at this site are actually amazing for people experience, well, keep up the good work fellows.