April27
Maybe some of you may have faced slightly a little problem when come to choosing nice colours combination for your design, this post might brighten up your days.

It is a community blog where all the colour lovers hang out. Whenever they’ve new ideas on the combination of colours, they’ll just post it there to share with the rest. Most of the combinations are really cool. So, refresh your ideas and start rocking on your inspirations. Let’s go!
April27
Korean web design industry has been one of the most promising and vastly-improved industry through the last decade. If you’re looking for a web design reference or just to have a quick boost to the ideas that has been running in your mind all day long, you may want to pay this website a visit. www.dbcut.com It is Korean website design directory that host many of the great designs that has been tailored in Korea. Have fun!

April24
Here are the steps to export your flash animation into .avi file:
- Open your flash movie
- Go to File > Export > Export Movie
- Choose a location then enter a file name
- Choose .avi as file type
- Now enter the size. For example 720 x 576.
- Video Format: 24 bit color
- Tick “compress video”
- Choose a Compressor. DivX is quite popular, can export the flash to avi with very good quality but file size isn’t too big.
Try to play around with the setting after step 5, choose different compressor to see the result.
April18
Ever faced this problem? You have an Illustrator file (.ai) that works fine, you open it, modify your work, and save it as usual. Suddenly you can’t open it, though there wasn’t any problem when saving it previously. You can try the solution below:
- Open the file in Adobe Acrobat (not Adobe Reader).
- Select one of the text or any graphic.
- Move it by pressing any of the arrow key, move one step is enough.
- Save it as eps or pdf.
- Try open it again in Adobe Illustrator
- Now it can be opened! Weird huh?
It works, but not for every single case. Well, at least give it a try before recreating your illustration or vector graphic.
April17
When inserting flash (.swf) into the website, you may not want the flash background to appear. Here’s how to do it:
- In the html code view, you’ll see something like <param name=”quality” value=”high” /> for the flash section. That is the parameters used to define for Flash displayed in the web.
- Add one parameter called <param name=”wmode” value=”transparent” />
- Remember to add wmode=”transparent” inside the <embed> tag so Mozilla will recognize it.