Adobe have just released the beta for a product (code named) Muse. It’s aim is to let graphic designers design HTML sites using the kind of drag and drop interface you get in InDesign or Quark. The plan is to make it really easy for a designer to pick up Muse and make a site [...]

One of the nice things about InDesign upgrades is that usually there’s a few subtle features that don’t immediately shout out at you – but over time – you wonder how you ever put up with anything less. One of these is InDesign CS5′s Auto Fit feature. In previous versions of InDesign resizing image frames [...]

Making selections of whispy hair and fly-away fur was never no fun.. Fur instance, these here Meercats. Now Photoshop CS5′s radical Refine Edges command changes the game. Complex selections have never been less complex!

Hidden away in Photoshop CS5 comes a cute way of selecting colours in Photoshop that not everyone knows about…

Don’t know your Spot from your Process? Avoid expensive and embarrassing mistakes when you’re creating colour for print layouts in Adobe InDesign…

No more background images – no more *&&&%ing about in Photoshop – use CSS3 to create in-browser gradients and find tools to generate them..

Vary your sites typographical range – Google Web Fonts help you escape from endless, endless Arial.

Watch out! One of Dreamweaver CS5′s most appealing new features is broken by turning on pretty permalinks in WordPress…

People seem to keep forgetting to do this before they start working in Dreamweaver. Folks, you’ve gotta Define a Site before you start or things just won’t work out. Check it out.

One of the great CSS cliches is that it allows you to separate content from presentation, but what the *%$*# does that mean when it’s at home? Well try this for size – how about having two stylesheets controlling the same page one for screen, the second for print… For instance if you were to print [...]