fireworks

Last month we had written an post announcing that we would write 4 tutorials on how to create Light Painting in Photoshop, Fireworks, Pixelmator, and GIMP. The first was the Photoshop, and you can check it out at Create a Glowing Light Painting Effect.. Today we will show you how to create the effect in Fireworks.

Despite the fact I'm not a big Internet Explorer fan, the challenge to recreate the IE7 logo in Fireworks is really worth it. We're going to show you how to create these effects and how to use many new fireworks tools that we haven't used in our tutorial yet.

In this tutorial we're going to show how you may use the background we've created in the Obama's Background 1st part. But we're not only gonna show you how to put it inside a site body, but also how to create and structure the site main regions like the menu, main content, support column and footer.

You certainly want one, or already have one of these. It's an awesome device, but Iphone's interface is also something that gives a lot of pleasure on using it. Thinking about, we're going to show you how to do the interface on Fireworks.

Reaching the end of the electoral race to know who's running for the democrates, Barack Obama shows that one of this main concerns was the design of campaign pieces. All material released, even his website shows us that.

This is the second part of the web design tutorial on how to create a website using Fireworks then CSS and XHTML.

Today we begin a new series of tutorials, about layouts developing for web, from design creation to CSS coding. These tutorials will come in 2 parts: 1 - Layout; 2 - CSS.

One thing that caught my attention in the Apple Macworld was the banner they had placed on their site, I really liked the simplicity with gradients and the new typeface, Myriad Light I think. Because of that I will show you how to create that effect in a easy and quick way using Fireworks.