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General:
Visibone: http://www.visibone.com
"...printed
references and free online resources
useful in your web design
adventures, with Color, HTML,
Style Sheets, and JavaScript.
Color:
Marshal, Lindsay; Color
selector, http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Lindsay/colours.html
(1 December 1, 2000)
A Website that automates and
illustrates your color selection, but
does not demonstrate the color safe
palette or their values. Handy
nonetheless.
(24 November, 1998)
Weinman, Lynda, The
Browser Safe Color Palette, The
Basics of Color, http://www.lynda.com/hex.html
(3 December, 1998)
Graphics/Photoshop:
Adobe Photoshop
tutorials http://www.adobe.com/products/tips/photoshop.html
Wilson, Diane,
Photoshop hints, http://www.firelily.com/nirvana/tutor/,
(1 December 1, 2000)
Ozone, Dr. Thaddeus, Hands-On
Training, http://www.handson.nu/,
(1 December 1, 2000)
Great little tutorials in Photoshop
(drop shadows, lighting effects,
transparency, tiled backgrounds, 216
colors, etc.) as well as Javascript
rollovers.
Internet.com Corp, Site
design and graphics, http://webdeveloper.com/design/,
(1 December 1, 2000)
Step by step instructions with
illustrations on various effects,
including dripping, soft beveled, and
"X Files" text; dirty snow,
transparent GIF's, chalk effect, etc.
Balay, Scott,
Infinite Fish, Photoshop tutorials,
http://infinitefish.com/main.html,
Specializes in backgrounds (some free
for non-profits), and tutorials on
two effects: "nebula
seamless" and "brushed
metal"
Swanson Tech
Support , Pixel Foundary, Photoshop
Techniques http://www.pixelfoundry.com/Techniques/
sizable PDF Adobe Acrobat
files/downloads on creating various
effects, including Quick Mask photo
edges, neon effects, realistic
shadows, stencils, embossing,
"weathered" graphics, etc.
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