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Presenting the recipients of Best In Class, a special award to commend the most impressive sites in each of the WOTY 2015 award categories. 
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There’s a big problem in the design community. We don’t know how to sell our services. In fact, we fail miserably at it. It's the part of the biz we didn't realize we had to do, and by the time we figured it out, the rent was already due and we had to put food on the table.I hope to help you overcome that in this blog post....
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David Tendrich says if your portfolio isn't making you sales, then it sucks. He also tells you how to fix the problem right. his post is a must-read for creatives who need to get sales from portfolio websites. 9/10
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Get inspired by these 7 B2B companies we admire for awesome visual marketing content.
...Lucky for you, there a ton of ways you can get visual without taking screenshot after screenshot of your "boring" product. In fact, you already have the resources and know-how you need to create visual content right on your computer (or how to hire someone to help you out). Now all you need is a little dose of inspiration and creativity. So to help you get out of that non-visual rut and feel inspired to create awesome visual content of your own, we’ve compiled several noteworthy visual content examples from some B2B companies that have it right.
Just keep in mind that effective visual content may not always make you gasp, “Wow!” Remember that intricacy of design and professional photography skills aren’t always necessary in order to create outstanding visual content that brings in new visitors, leads, and customers to your business....
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HubSpot shares seven tasty visual content examples for your inspiration.
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Do you want to make your infographics iconic? Okay, so we don’t mean “iconic” in the usual sense. We mean using icons in your infographic design. Icons are those little illustrative graphic images/clip art that represent an object, action or idea. They are often stylized and simplified designs. N Using icons can make your infographic design more cohesive and more professional. With Venngage you can choose from over 10,000 icons in our icon library and stylize them to your preference by editing their colors, sizes and positions. Here are some tips for how to use icons in your infographics....
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6 ways to use icons in your infographic design. Quick infographic tips from Venngage.
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October 21, 2015 10:57 AM
6 ways to use icons in your infographic design. Quick infographic tips from Venngage.
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We have compiled a list of 10 predictions that in our opinion will turn out to be correct to a varying degree. We have excluded flat style and responsiveness because of their obviousness. The first one has got an enormous stimulus from material design, and the second one, well, it is hard to name a trend actually, nowadays it is a must-have requirement. Also, we do not include ghost buttons since they are literally everywhere. So let's get acquainted with our prognoses...
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Carol Francis shows a superb example with each of the 10 key trends.
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There are two main reasons people utilize the web: to share things and to be informed. Sure, we could pick up a newspaper or switch on the television, but I’d argue that it’s much easier to whip out your phone or laptop to find info. The wonderful thing about the web is that you’re never alone. No matter your interests, there’s probably a group of like-minded individuals who have made your interests available online.
The most popular way of doing this is via blogging. With news websites and most blogs, you don’t need a journalism degree, you just need an interest and a passion. Other than specific interests, blogs show their personality in their layouts and designs. Today, we want to showcase some of these wonderful blogs that have amazing and beautiful designs....
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Absolutely Inspiring design and usability...
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you must grab a coffee and take 10 minutes to marvel at the creativity in this year's "best in class" design winners from CSSDA. Recommended viewing. 10/10