Web Designer magazine as described by iSubscribe UKWeb Designer is the only magazine you need to design and develop stunning websites. Every month Web Designer delivers the finest tutorials, features, news and reviews so you can unleash your creative side. As the premier magazine for aspiring online creatives and industry professionals we offer cutting-edge practical projects spanning XHTML, CSS, Flash and WordPress as well as hosting features and interviews with the web community’s most influential people. Each issue also has a dedicated Industry section covering news and views from the trade, website showcases featuring the finest design talent and a free CD of valuable resources. The official blog site at webdesignermag.co.uk offers additional editorial, exclusive interviews, reader support plus a series of entertaining podcasts from the magazine team. Every month you’ll read: * Exclusive interviews * Professional advice in our business section on what works and what to avoid. * See behind the scenes with top developers and agencies. * Site Showcases to inspire and encourage you. * How to’s, tips and techniques on: Dreamweaver, XHTML & CSS, Flash & ActionScript, Photoshop & Illustrator, Wordpress & Micro-blogging. Web Designer: Defining the Internet through beautiful design…
Web Designer magazine as described by AmazonWeb Designer is the UK's biggest magazine devoted solely to helping you improve your site-building skills. Every month, we focus on the key programs that Web designers of all experience and expertise use: Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Flash. Unlike other titles, we don't shy away from developer issues.
Web Designer magazine as described by NewsstandWeb Designer is the ultimate resource for professional and aspiring creatives working in web development, and it is the only magazine written by industry experts that create websites for a living. Every issue contains 40 pages of tutorials for programs such as Flash, Dreamweaver and Photoshop, plus there are 12 pages of ASP, PHP, MySQL and Access techniques for hand coders.
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