Daily designer news |
10 very useful websites that you may not know Posted: 29 Jun 2014 06:22 PM PDT You surf internet for various purposes and its one of your best time pass, isn't it? Knowingly or unknowingly you surf different websites. Some are worth and some may not. But here I have the collection of 10 such websites which is very useful and you might not have seen it before. So check it out! 1. PrintWhatYouLikePrintwhatyoulike was created by Jonathan Koomjian and Cassie Schmitz. They are web developers in Des Moines, Iowa who were frustrated that there was no way to print web pages without wasting reams of paper and finally came up with this website. 2. KeepMeOutAs the name Keepmeout suggest, if you are willing to cut down on your visits then this site is for you. Make a bookmark for the website with keepmeout and store it in your browser. Using the bookmark will prevent you from visiting the website too often! Interesting right? 3. ManualslibManualslib is your online manual that helps you save your time spent on searching. You can either read manual online or download it to your computer. Whenever you need to check out the features of your computer motherboard or your digital camera, you should simply search the manualslib for its manual. 4. Network-toolsFor all your domain issues, hosting and other networking problems, you can put your query at Network-tools and get solutions. This is for your all web security purpose. 5. WoorankWoorank is an web based software that generate instant website reviews that offer a ton of valuable data combined with a list of comprehensive tasks for getting higher visibility and ranking of your online business in search engines. It is very easy to use and generates conversion. 6. Old versionSometimes your computer may not be compatible with the new version of your program and you want the old version back. Oldversion has been supplying the online community with old versions of various programs since 2001. 7. Should I Remove ItShouldiremoveit is a very simple but extremely powerful Windows application that helps users, both technical and non technical, decide what programs they should remove from their PC.
8. gfycatThe name stands gfycat for “GIF Format Yoker”. And the purpose is to bridge the gap between gif and html5 video by providing both– allowing users much faster delivery, and more playback options. 9. YouConvertItYou can download your video in any format here at Youconvertit. You can upload any format, image, documents, audio & video without buying or installing anything on your PC. 10. Readability-scoreSeveral readability algorithms use syllable counting to determine their scores. Test your score at Readability-score and become a premium supporter to get an access to advanced tools like readability alerts, PDF and Word doc processing and bulk uploads!
The post 10 very useful websites that you may not know appeared first on Design daily news. Download the Designers essentials package now! |
Brazil World Cup stadiums illustrated by André Chiote Posted: 29 Jun 2014 05:41 PM PDT André Chiote is one of the famous illustrators who have illustrated five of the 12 World Cup Stadium in Brazil. This year the famous FIFA World Cup 2014 has been hosting on Brazil and it's stadium is captured in graphic posters mentioned below by Portuguese illustrator André Chiote. The stadium highlights key elements of building's design with blocks of color in André Chiote's signature style. “If a building (stadium or other kind) has an expressive design, a ‘key concept’, it becomes much easier to illustrate because you quickly discover what the aim of the project was, and it becomes much easier to communicate it,” Chiote told Dezeen. Chiote choosed the diamond grid pattern that criss-crosses the rounded structure in or der to illustrate the Amazonia Arena in Manaus by GMP Arkitekten. The way he represented and played with graphics with blue, yellow and green color showcases the host country's flag. He said that, “So, as a national statement, I thought it was an interesting approach to use the colors of Brazil’s flag to produce iconic images of some new symbols of that country.” He also explained that what interests him about stadiums is “the capacity to become landmarks and city icons”. “Also, usually, as they are exceptional buildings, architects and engineers develop innovative designs and technical solutions,” he added. The post Brazil World Cup stadiums illustrated by André Chiote appeared first on Design daily news. Download the Designers essentials package now! |
You are subscribed to email updates from Design daily news To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610 |
No comments:
Post a Comment