Plan B Attitudes by Rod Bower

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If you own or post to a blog and you use Firefox as your Internet browser, then ScribFire is a tool for you to help publish your articles online.

ScribeFire is an extension for FireFox browser with loads of options that are very easy to use. The editor has a number of formatting tools and the choice to view the source code, and preview your post using the theme from your blog. This is great to use while offline, for me, I can write while commuting to and from the office.

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Here at BlueGumFlat web farm, we like to round up brilliant web sites that make a web designers job that much easier and to learn something new.

Tuesdays on BlueGumFlat blog, we will be providing a list of tutorials in using Photoshop. Using Photoshop can be challenging and very satisfying to use when you know how to manipulate an image or create a design. So be sure to keep Tuesdays open to learn that new skill to help you improve for a better web design or publication.

FreePSD Resource Web Site

http://www.freepsd.com

FreePSD provide free and premium web templates and PSD files, also tutorials. A great site to save you time and learn new Photoshop techniques. FreePSD provide loads of links to other web sites with free templates and graphics.

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Monday’s on BlueGumFlat blog is now dedicated to the web designers and developers that think outside the box. From simple clean looking to the outrageous designs on the Internet. We are hoping to inspirer your creative mind to get you web project out to the Internet community.

Web Creme | Web design inspiration

www.webcreme.com/

Web Creme provides a selection of web sites to give the visitor inspiration. Web Creme post about once a week a list of their favourite web sites that are worthy of giving a web designer that bit of inspiration. A good source of pages demonstrating some great ideas that are creative and attractive for web sites.

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