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thanks for the comprehensive share

Thanks for the share!

I'd love to get in on this. Thanks for your generosity Jssom.

thanks for the information, i'm going to go try this out

thanks for the share!

Blatant advertising usually deters visitors rather than attracting them so it's often a safer bet to just provide links.

As far as the blog content goes, I would say that you shouldn't worry too much about the audience. If you're going for a travel blog, try to consistently create the best travel related content possible on your blog and that in itself will gradually attract visitors.

Another useful tip for improving your forum hits is to look at popular forums and see if there are any similarities between them. Then see if you can try and implement those traits into your own.

Thanks for the share, gtree!

Thanks for sharing your tutorial. There's always going to be a demand for them.

Do you have any recommendations (books,websites, etc.) for someone who has just started learning the ropes for InDesign. Or perhaps any general tips that you know offhand?

I like the clean minimalist polish to the 3rd logo. Great work.

Interesting ideas that nicely highlight the underlying significance of everyday words that people often take for granted. Thanks for pointing this out.

Thanks for this comprehensive list of tips Stephen. Out of all the sites that I've looked through on the web. This one has been the most helpful.

Thanks for the information. Much appreciated.

For fellow designers out there, films that have amazing cinematography are also good places to find palette inspirations. For instance, films like Hitchcock's Vertigo or Antonioni's Red Desert or even Wes Anderson films.

Colors also tend to change depending on the context and the colors that are nearby. So that your reception of any given color is going to be different depending on what colors are placed together. For instance, the Coca Cola logo wouldn't nearly be as recognizable as it is today if it was simply...

You're certainly right about that. Monty Python! Blackadder!

Thanks for sharing this. It made my day.