While many of us can create something that looks good in Photoshop or attractive when spliced into CSS, but do we actually understand the design theory behind what we create?

Quality is a word that a lot of people like to use when describing their web design services. But what is quality, how do you know if a design is quality or not.

There’s numerous weblogs that cover up the topic of design. Every web designer loves finding new sites with great content and follow to stay up-to-date with trends and techniques, so I’ve made it a little easier.

If you’ve just got yourself a new Mac and totally clueless what to install, this article is for you.

The Monster List of Freelance Job Sites has one purpose: to massively increase your source of potential clients and potential jobs.

Horizontal websites are a great new way to create unique web experiences. Instead of the usual vertical scrolling with the majority of websites, designers have been looking at new ways for the user to view content.

We regularly feature commercial software on AppStorm, so decided it was time to bring a roundup of completely free (and often open source) apps to your attention.

Most web designers know that cheat sheets are incredibly useful. You can use them for quick reference, easy learning, and more. In this list, we’ve compiled an incredible collection of the 100 best and most useful cheat sheets out there.

This time we’re going to look at those cards that are both minimal in color scheme and design elements. This minimalism in design is what makes these business cards so beautiful and effective.

As a freelancer, you have a wide variety of marketing options available to you. Just which ones will bring you the clients you prefer to work with depends — it’s important to make sure that the methods you use allow you to reach the places prospective clients will be.

For the rest of us, who have a real-world audience of ordinary, non-technical users to think about, IE6 is still very much a going concern.

A stylish wallpaper need not be confined to your desktop (though some beautiful ones are available), and I wouldn’t want your iPhone to feel left out of the action.