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In order to create impressive-looking web designs, you need impressive skills. Our tutorials include everything from HTML to JavaScript and CSS, and Photoshop to Illustrator. Check them out – you may discover a better way to design.

How to Make a Website Responsive in Just 15 Minutes

By the end of these quick tutorials, you will be well on your way to understanding and having the skills to implement media queries on your own site, and finally have a responsive website.

20 Simple Tutorials for Learning the Basics of Adobe Photoshop

In this collection, we have a selection of essential Adobe Photoshop tutorials that will help give beginners all of the basic skills they need to go on and design even greater things.

Best Practices for Designing an Effective FAQ Page

FAQ page (Frequently Asked Questions) are a useful section to have on your website. They give users a chance to figure things out by themselves instead of you having to waste resources and time resolving customer or client issues.

Design & Code a Coming Soon or Under Construction Page

In this tutorial, we are going to design a Coming Soon or Under Construction page with a minimalist style and light color scheme in Photoshop, and then, code it all up using HTML5 and CSS3.

Creative Typography Using CSS and Lettering.js

We'll show you how to design creative typography with CSS and the jQuery plugin Lettering.js, a simple, lightweight, and easy-to-use plugin that gives complete control over website typography.

The Beginner’s Guide to Learning Less

Less allows you to write CSS in a simpler way by just using and combining mixins, functions, and so on. Less also increases readability and organization of CSS using imports, nested rules and comments with .less extension.

The Beginner’s Guide to Learning Sass

You will learn the basics of Sass and see why CSS has some drawbacks, and why and how you can code much faster with Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets (Sass).

Learning the Basic Elements and Principles of Graphic Design

Besides the many skills you will have to learn, getting a job on the web also requires personal attributes such as resistance to stress, creativity, and self-motivation. But before your personal skills will be evaluated, the practical ones are the first to be looked at; and the most important, obviously.