However, in terms of graphic-design neon colours can really add something and could be considered akin their effect to when they first became popular in the 1920s, until they became less often seen after the 1960s.

Unlike in the past need where there was a luminous tube, all most graphic designers need is a Photoshop palette to create such effects. Neon can have a powerful effect on sites, logos and all other areas and really create a certain feel.

As neon lighting and colours are associated with the past, in many cases the aforementioned period and afterwards can be seen to be linked with more dilapidated remains, it can be used to create a number of effects on websites. Neon is associated with colourful dance music of the early 90s and can also be used to create that sort of fun effect.

Neon can also be used with a number of other design and style tweaks, such as textures and obviously font to create effects. It is also well catered for in the graphic-design field and there are a number of tools used on different programmes to achieve the effect. This neon effect sign is a fine example of what can be created using Photoshop.

Neon is not limited to sites and with the resurgence of the colours in art, it is seen on business cards in numerous shapes and forms.

Neon stands out from traditional colours, and its garish colours somehow create a loud but ironically stylish effort. It can also make ideal minimalist logos for companies as it is very effective at creating a lot from little more than a continuous line. The fundamental shape can be turned into something that looks very effective with the use of the neon line running around it. This is simple, effective and also distinctive because of this and gives a lot more individuality than a plain black line.

Neon can be used to give the traditional a contemporary feel in brochures, and the mere addition of such a colour can really enliven proceedings in a publication. The addition of a neon colour can make the normal look remarkable and brighten things up.
It is also fantastic for use with certain events or industries that are associated with the colours involved. This Creamfield’s brochure for a dance music inspired festival is a fine use of neon in an industry where it is associated

The colours suit the mood and really enliven the brochure and give the sense of an impression desired.

Of course, the strength of neon colours means they should be used with thought and there will be certain instances where they are unsuitable for graphic-design purposes, won’t go with the context or other colours, or just look out of place for one reason or another. A good designer should use their discretion in such an instance and make their own mind up.

Neon colour offers vast potential beyond the atypical colours for use in graphic design and can really add something extra when used well. Discretion is advised, but being open to these colours is essential.

This press campaign for a 1920s telephone from Western Electronics shows just how much product information consumers craved at this time. The headline “a metal tongue millions of miles long” is both trying to de-mystify the product and create a tangible customer benefit, and the illustration underlines this statement. It’s far removed from today’s approach, which shies a “say what you see” headline and image partnership wherever possible.

Similarly this 1930s advertisement for a domestic battery pack uses bold typography to literally communicate the benefits of the product. Whether bought for a radio, lighting or other power source this simple approach leaves the target audience in no doubt about the product’s function. And if you still weren’t too sure, the headline reiterates the point.

Cue the 1940s and this campaign, for a Magnavox television, shows a distinct step towards the future of technology advertising. It shows the television in situ, selling both a lifestyle benefit as well as the product, and features thumbnail detail shots to highlight functionality. The level of copy has been kept to a minimum, relying instead on the headline and price-point to do the hard sell.

The stereotypical 1950s, a housewife is used to promote this television set from RCA. Using friezes to display its versatility and user-friendly functions, it is portrayed as the perfect addition to the perfect household – both the television set and the model; the epitome of 1950s domestic bliss.

During the 1960s as the commercially competitive world expanded, advertising agencies began to take a more sophisticated approach to press advertising. Gone is the smiling housewives, the literal headline and the use of multiple product shots. Instead, as can be seen here, a simple, confident line replaces the literal and the product is presented conceptually as opposed to in-situ; stylistically much more akin to the technology press advertisements we are familiar with today.

This stunning example, taken from RCA’s 1970s campaign for the home-radio, shuns product shots, models and price points entirely. It demonstrates a marked change in technology advertising, where iconography, typography and lifestyle benefits are all that are required to help this product revolutionise home entertainment.

What’s most interesting about this 1980s campaign for one of the very first mobile phones is that it shows a clear step backwards in press advertising creative techniques. Note the excessive amount of copy, the numerous shots of the product in use by aspirational models and the direct customer-benefit headline. One can only assume that as this was a brand new product to the market, advertising creatives returned to the tried and tested approach taken earlier in the century when launching the first television sets; seeking to reassure, inspire and convince customers with a self-conscious hat-tip to the past.

Step into the 1990s and this fridge-freezer campaign takes a fresh new approach. Rather than showcasing what the product can do for the customer, it chooses to assert the prestige of the brand. Claiming that “this is what happens when you think about food 24 hours a day” places GE Answer Center in a position of authority, a brand consumers can aspire to own.

Moving into the 2000s this shot, taken from the highly successful “I’m a PC” campaign, shows just how little information technology consumers now require when it comes to making a purchase decision. It relies on the audience making character assumptions based on Mitchell and Webb’s Peep Show personas and the positive and negative connotations associated with them. By selecting the right representative to endorse your product it can appear over-confident, smug and pretentious or smart, understated and sensible without even requiring a headline; welcome to the 21st century.

Plugin Features

• Create invoices from the WordPress control panel.
• Save customer information using the WordPress users database.
• Send invoice notifications to customers with a secured link back to the web-invoice.
• Accept credit card payment via Authorize.net or MerchantPlus NaviGate.
• PayPal can be used if you don’t have a credit card processing account.
• Setup recurring billing using Authorize.net’s ARB (Automatic Recurring Billing) feature.
• Force web-invoice pages to be viewed in SSL mode.
• Archive old invoices.
• Easily use old invoices as templates for new ones.
• Dynamic and intuitive user interface.
• It’s free!

Download Plugins: WP-Invoice, Web Invoice

I have compiled a collection of 15 useful jQuery plugins that should be useful for your next project.

elRTE

elRTE is an open-source WYSIWYG HTML-editor written in JavaScript using jQuery UI. It features rich text editing, options for changing its appearance, style and many more. You can use it in any commercial or non-commercial projects.

demo / download

Catch404

Catch404 is a jQuery and CSS3 modal plugin for handling broken links elegantly.

demo / download

wdCalendar

wdCalendar is a jquery based google calendar clone. It cover most google calendar features. Day/week/month view provided, create/update/remove events by drag & drop, easy way to integrate with database, and much more.

demo / download

Lightbox Me

Lightbox_me is an essential tool for the jQuery developer’s toolbox. Feed it a DOM element wrapped in a jQuery object and it will lightbox it for you, no muss no fuss.

demo / download

SliderNav

SlliderNav is a plugin that lets you add dynamic, sliding content using a vertical navigation bar (index). It is made mainly for alphabetical listings but can be used with anything, however longer words may look slightly awkward. The plugin automatically adds the navigation and sets the height for the object based on how tall the navigation is, in order to make sure users have access to the entire list.

demo / download

Like it? Tweet it!

Like it? Tweet it! is a jQuery-powered JavaScript widget that enables visitors to your website or blog to write a tweet about the site directly in a box displayed in the corner of the website, with a link to the site already embedded in the input field.

demo / download

Nivo Slider

Awesome jQuery image slider includes features: 9 unique transition effects, simple clean & valid markup, loads of settings to tweak, built in directional and control navigation, packed version only weighs 6kb, Supports linking images and free to use and abuse under the GPL license.

demo / download

Uniform

Uniform masks your standard form controls with custom themed controls. It works in sync with your real form elements to ensure accessibility and compatibility.

demo / download

Lazy Load

Lazy loader is a jQuery plugin written in JavaScript. It delays loading of images in long web pages.

demo / download

jFlickrFeed

jFlickrFeed is a jQuery plugin that makes it easy to pull Flickr feeds and display them on your site.

demo / download

Chromatable jQuery Plugin

A jQuery plugin to create scrolling tables with fixed headers. A jQuery plugin to keep the code contained in one location and allow users to call the chromatable method on any table, or many tables on the same page.

demo / download

Uploadify

This plugin allows you to change any element with an ID on your page into a single or multiple file upload tool. The plugin uses a mix of JQuery, Flash, and a backend upload script of your choice to send files from your local computer to your website server.

demo / download

Easy Slider

Easy Slider enables images or any content to slide horizontally or vertically on click. It is configurable with css alone. So, basically you link to plugin file, set the content up and style it with css.

demo / download

SimpleModal

SimpleModal is a lightweight jQuery plugin that provides a simple interface to create a modal dialog.

demo / download

Tiny Circleslider

Tiny Circleslider is a circular slider / carousel. That was built to provide webdevelopers with a cool but subtle alternative to all those standard carousels. Tiny Circleslider can blend in on any wepage. It was built using the javascript jQuery library.

demo / download

I always download their freebies, since you never know when they might come in handy. I’m starting to build up quite a collection of quality resources that I can use whenever I need to.

Once again, this month they have a great selection of items to download for free. You will need to register, but registration is also free.

Here’s a brief overview.

Themeforest: PHOTOME – Photography And Portfolio Template

PHOTOME is a professional template for photographers or designers with two built-in custom skins. Download Link

Available in 2 colors, Dark and Wood.

Videohive: Hightek Presentation HD

Hightek Presentation was made with the version CS4 of After effects in 1280×720 HD resolution. This project is short but very intense, perfect to introduce your company. Download Link

Activeden: Musical Fountain

This application reads the sound spectrum of the song supplied to it and analyzes the frequency values and converts them to present a beautiful fountain that throws up particles matching the music. You can change a lot of values like the color of the drops, number of fountain pipes, maximum and minimum magnitude of the drops. Download Link

GraphicRiver: Get Minimal – Resume 101

It’s time to get minimal! Completely editable INDD document, you can change colors, positions and typefaces. Included in the set, 5 different gradient variations (blue, violet, orange, green, grey). Download link

CodeCanyon: HoverMe – Collection of CSS3 Hover Effects

This collection of CSS3 Hover Effects is a simple and effective solution to add some nice features to your website using CSS3 features. It’s made with CSS / XHTML only, there is absolutely NO javascript.

This item comes with 21 custom effects that you can combine and modify easily. The CSS markup is commented and you’ll get also a documentation file to help you start working with these hover effects. Download link

AudioJungle: Inheritance

This emotional piece begins with an introspective harp progression accented by percussive hang drum rhythms. There is a sense of movement and pensive thought in the melodies. Cinematic strings round out the orchestration. Backwards effects add a tinge of mystery to the ending. Perfect for dramatic film or video projects requiring orchestrated score. Download link

3dOcean: Ultra Realistic iPed (iPlus special Edition)

For those that don’t know, the iPed is a Chinese knockoff of the iPad. After reading the review… it sounds like a complete junk, but this photorealistic model is excellent. Download link

Specs:

• A photorealistic model of an iPed with cool options for your projects.
• The model has real measurements (in centimeters), including all of its parts.
• The pad is modeled in full detail to the final screw.
• Screen textures are taken from a real iPed to insure 100% realistically.
• The model will look great in any of your scenes.
• Follow the step in the help file to get any exported format.

Tutorials: The Beginner’s Guide to Web Design

Throughout this three-part series, you will learn how to create a website using the latest in web design techniques (HTML5 & CSS3 ).

No previous web design experience is required – you will start at the beginning, learning the basics of HTML and CSS , and working up your skills until we have a functioning website. Download link

Designs that render correctly in compliant browsers such as Firefox, Chrome and Safari just do not work in IE6 (or sometimes even in IE7 and IE8). Significant rework and workarounds are often required to make a website “compliant” for IE6.

So now that we have rolled into a new year, it’s time to make a decision. Should I still attempt to make my website designs IE6 compliant (even if a client asks for it)?

Before making a rash decision, let’s look at some statistics. The following screenshots are from my Clicky Web Analytics account. I use Clicky for real-time analytics as well as Google Analytics. In a future post I’ll outline why Clicky is so useful.

It is important to note how the data is calculated. Clicky states that its Market Share data is calculated from over 200 million daily page views across the 250,000+ web sites that use Clicky Web Analytics. I was considering using my own traffic statistics for this article, but since my audience is mainly US based, it would not be a real global sample and I also have way less page views.

Now let’s examine the statistics to see the actual Web Browser Market Share data. Note that the vertical axis on all charts is percentage of market share.

Web Browsers (Global Market Share)

It’s not surprising that Internet Explorer has the most market share. Most users are using a Windows OS and have not bothered to install another web browser or have been unable to due to strict corporate guidelines.

Web Browsers by Version (Global Market Share)

Here we can see all the major web browsers and versions. IE8 is the most popular. The statistic that I am interested in is IE6 which currently has about 4.5% global market share and is declining.

Internet Explorer (Global Market Share)

Let’s show just the global Internet Explorer statistics. IE6 & IE 7 are declining whilst IE8 is increasing market share. IE9 is only for Beta testers at this stage.

Internet Explorer (China Market Share)

The main thing that you need to be aware of is that China has the most users of IE6 as shown on this chart. If you are selling products into China then you will have to support IE6.

Conclusion

Using these statistics from Clicky Web Analytics, for me personally I will not longer be supporting IE6 with any of my web design work. I won’t purposely make sites IE6 non-compliant, but if I have IE6 issues I will not be implementing any workarounds. It’s just not worth the hassle to cater for a web browser with a 4.5% and declining market share. The other thing to note that if you are selling products, I don’t think that people who are running clunky ten year old PC’s will be your target audience anyway. But if your target market is China… then you would need to continue to support IE6 since half the users there are using IE6.

Note that since March 1st 2010, Google no longer supports IE6 on its Google Docs and Google Sites services. IE users will have to upgrade to at least version 7 if they want to use those products.

Another thing to note is that web developers should not be making their designs “compliant” for certain web browsers. It should be the other way around that the web browsers must be compliant to the HTML specifications.

Now lets look at some other interesting data…

Search Engines (Global Market Share)

Google is completely dominating the search engine space with 90% market share. This indicates to me that it is just a waste of time to do SEO work so your site will rank higher on Yahoo or Bing.

Search Engines (China Market Share)

But once again, it’s a different story in China. It’s basically a battle between Google and Baidu (although this mirror reversal chart does look a little suspect to me).

Update: I sent an email to Clicky Web Analytics to ask them about this abnormality in their charts and they promptly sent me a response.

Kirk, I’m the developer. My guess for the China data being strange is because we don’t have many Chinese sites registered with us. So with a very small sample size, the data is going to have big spikes in both directions like that. And since Google and Baidu are the two biggest search engines over there, when one goes up the other must come down. Sean.

Mobile Phones (Global Market Share)

What about mobile phones? What is interesting from this chart is that although iPhone sales are increasing, the actual market share usage is decreasing. The two platforms that are increasing market share are the iPad and Android devices.

Apple Products (Global Market Share)

When we drill down into just Apple product data, it is clear that the iPad is increasing being used as a web browser. I’ll be sure to test my websites on iPad’s from now on. I am not too concerned about making my sites suitable for iPhones since the screen real estate is just to small and I would have to implement an iPhone specific version of each site. Something to consider on a per site basis.

iPhone vs Android (Global Market Share)

This is a most interesting chart that shows the increasing market share of Android devices. As a developer I much prefer developing for Android in Java instead of the iPhone and it’s archaic Objective-C that should have been retired in the 1990′s.

I always download their freebies, since you never know when they might come in handy.

This month they have a great selection of items to download for free (registration is also free).

Here’s a brief overview.

ThemeForest: Robust 5 in 1 Business Template

Robust is a premium HTML & CSS Template that was created to showcase your company’s or freelance work in a cool and professional way. Robust comes with 5 unique color skins (can be viewed in the screenshots) and 3 jquery sliders. The theme is very easy to customize as the code is well commented. Download Link

VideoHive: Rainbow Reveal

Rainbow Reveal template is a colorful feel-good way to introduce your company logo.

Customize all the colors of the rainbow! Download Link

ActiveDen: Three Christmas Minicards

Merry Christmas Description: These 3 mini cards are simple Christmas cards that flip over and display a logo with a small Christmas message. They are customizable externally. There is no need to open the Flash editing files to use them. The three characters are, Santa / Father Christmas, a snowman and a reindeer.

Setup in 5 minutes: There is no need to even open Flash to use these cards. All that is required is replacing some images and editing and XML file.

Papervision3D: 3D flip effect made available by Papervision3D.

Editable imagery: Front and Back materials and the logo of the card are loaded from file.

HTML text support: The text field on the back of the card supports some basic HTML tags which will allow users to make their Christmas message look appealing to the viewers: < b> – Bold < u> – Underline < i> – Italics < a> – Anchor < br /> – Break < p> – Paragraph

Logo insertion by just changing a single file: An image place holder is used for displaying a logo or any graphic defined by the user. Download Link

GraphicRiver: Colourful Textures

12 textures – 2750×2240 – jpeg format. Download Link

CodeCanyon: Simple PHP Contact Form

Be sure to check out the AJAX version of this contact form – embed the form in any page (including .html) and send messages without reloading the page!

This website component allows you to easily place a self-contained Contact Page on any PHP page of your website.

Features include:

• Very easy to integrate into any existing PHP page on your website.
• The form style can be integrated into your existing website Stylesheet.
• All fields have a validation script so you get the *required info you need.
• Anti spam, are you human? filter.
• Only 1 option to configure (your email address) to make the script function.
• Integrated thank you / success page.
• Integrated error messages, if fields aren’t correct or incomplete.
• Uses standard server features for a no-hassle installation.
• Customisable email message that you receive.
• Customisable email subject.
• New! Submit phone number and digit validation.

Live Demo

You can view a demo installation by following this link: Live Demo

Server Requirements

Supports PHP4 , PHP5 .

Can be tweaked/modified if you know the PHP language. Does not require and CGI or Javascript, everything functions from within one PHP file and one Stylesheet. Download Link

AudioJungle: Cosmic Illusion

Cosmic Illusion – A slow and relaxed ambient / chill out tune for all kind of media (like your website, intro, game, presentation, online/digital portfolio, showreel, movie, etc.)

WAV + MP3 | 75 bpm | loopable | Download Link

Tuts Marketplace: Create a Big Air Event Poster

I recently came across the work of illustrator Chrissie Abbott and I was immediately struck by her clever use of combining retro and modern imagery and her use of bold, vibrant colors. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through the creation of an extreme sport event poster using a similar style.

The poster theme is based on a vert skate competition, so all the imagery, such as space, mountains and flight are all relevant and have been sourced either from my own collection of vintage, copyright-free magazines or stock websites, as well as some freely available images courtesy of NASA . I’d also like to thank surf/skate photographer Paul Frost for kindly allowing me to use his skateboarder photo.

As far as techniques go you’ll discover how to create precise bleed and crop marks in both Photoshop and Illustrator. You’ll also master Illustrator’s Pathfinder and Offset Path commands to create some cool ornate lettering. Finally, you’ll bring all these elements together with Photoshop and assemble the final, print-ready artwork in Illustrator. Download Link

This month they have a great selection of items to download for free (registration is also free).

Here’s a brief overview.

Fantasy Mannequins moving through Infinite Space – Photoshop Tutorial

Tutorial to create an imaginary illustration including dynamic blocks flying through infinity background scenery. The tutorial will place two different mannequins in this 3D space, and then manipulate photos to create some great texture effects.

Danze Sink and Faucet – 3ds max project

High detailed and textured Danze Sink and Faucet. Scene contain textures, V-Ray and MentalRay Arch&Design materials.

King Kerosin Intro – Audio file

Move your feet and shake your head ! A short but powerful and modern upbeat intro / opener with high energy synths and guitars to catch everyone’s attention.

UFO 3D – Unity Game

UFO3D is the Unity version of another game, UFO2D. Move with the mouse, pick up cows and drop them at the portal. Get as many cows as you can before time runs out!

Javascript Showcase – Javascript project

Javascript Showcase is an elegant and simple template for your showcase & photography website. Its easy to setup and customize. Its XHTML 1 .0 Strict and CSS valid. jQuery Powered in every aspect.

Beam me up – After Effects project

Light up your campaign or video with this easy to customize and slick project file.

The Best Value for Money Web Hosting

For first-time buyers of web hosting, going with a large web hosting company seems like the best thing to do. You want the reliability and service that typically come with a big name provider. While this might seem like a good plan, and is probably the most hassle-free and quickest approach, it may not be the way you want to go since you might end up paying more than you need to. Check with some online sources that provide information such as WebHostingSearch.com. These sites provide information on website hosting companies, both large and small. Look for specific, in-depth reviews and customer testimonials. In this case, size may not matter. Quality of service, reliability, overall cost and ease of use may be more important to you.

Don’t Buy more than you Need

First-time buyers of web hosting usually depend on other sources to tell them what is best for them. Remember that any web hosting company is going to tell you that their service is the best for your particular needs. After all, it’s their job to sell services for their company. Some web hosting companies may sell you a package with 5GB of web space for a “great price.” While they may indeed have a great price, you may never use 5GB for your website. Make sure you know beforehand what services you will need for your website. Alternatively, some web hosting providers may give you unlimited space and bandwidth. But in this case, the shared server is so overloaded and outdated that the response time is very poor and the web hosting plan is next to useless. You need more information than just the specifications that the web hosting provider gives you.

A Control Panel that you can use

Getting a deal from one of the top hosting sites, or finding a cheap dedicated server for a great price isn’t going to mean much if you can’t understand and use the website control panel. If you’re new to web hosting, try and find a hosting provider that uses cPanel for their website configuration. It’s one of the best and most popular web server configuration / management interfaces for shared hosting. Also look for tools like automatic script installers and website building tools. Programs like Fantastico make installing and uninstalling application (such as WordPress etc)  on your server very quick and easy.

Server Size and Speed might be Important

If your website is going to be used for personal use, the amount of time it takes to upload and download files may not be that important. If your website is used for business, server speed is going to be a huge factor. Be certain to check with each individual website hosting company and find out their load times. If you’re in business, a slow download or upload time is going to lose customers quicker than anything. If you’re going to host videos on your website, make sure the website hosting company can handle uploading large files. Some website hosting companies limit the size of files you can upload. Be sure to check with each individual website host, and get all the details before you commit. Try and pay by the month initially so you can test out the web server you are allocated. You don’t want to pay for a whole years hosting to find out that the web server is dead slow. The location of the web server is also important. Where is most of your traffic coming from? Consider locating your web server on the west or east of the US or in Europe. Some providers give you the option of web server location.

Check Web Hosting Site Downtime

One of the worst things to happen to any website is downtime. Even the biggest, top hosting sites can experience downtime. If you’re running a business website, downtime can cost serious money in lost profits, and loss of customers for the long-term. Make sure the website hosting provider you have selected has properly configured firewalls and uses SSL data encryption for all of your website information. SSL data encryption changes sensitive data from plain text into a code that will make it difficult for hackers to access and steal. Most top hosting sites offer these security features. If you don’t see this included in the website hosting, ask the company specifically about these important features.

The best thing you can do before committing to a service contract with any website hosting provider is to arm yourself with information. It’s going to take some time and effort to learn a few basic bits of information before you make a decision. But that time and effort could literally save you a lot of money and headaches over the next few years. Whether you do business with one of the top hosting sites or with a company that has a great deal using a cheap, dedicated server, you’re going to want to work with a company you can rely on. Take some time, and spend some do some research before you decide which web hosting service is right for your specific needs.

Whilst all languages and frameworks have complete documentation accessible on the internet, recently I have noticed that a few iPhone apps have been created so that documentation is accessible offline.

Some examples from the iTunes App Store:

• HTML5 Reference Guide – Free
• PHPMan – US$0.99
• jQRef – US$0.99

Lately, I have been doing a bit of development with jQuery, so I thought I would write a review of  the jQRef iPhone app by Luke Borloz which I think is quite useful.

The official description is… jQRef comes complete with the latest documentation from jQuery, including features from the new 1.4.3 release.

But first, you might be thinking “Why would I need a jQuery reference app on my iPhone, when I can just go to the jQuery website?”

There are a number of reasons, but the main reasons for me are:

• You are temporarily developing on a laptop without access to the internet. eg: On a plane, on the subway etc.
• A native app with all the documentation pre-loaded is much faster than trying to view a non-iPhone formatted website over 3G.
• Being able to save favorites is handy.
• Searching using filters (All, Category, Method, Property & Selector) is useful.
• If you don’t have two monitors, having the jQuery documentation on another small iPhone screen is nice.
• It’s fast.
• Have an easy to browse jQuery pocket reference.

I compared the jQRef documentation to the official jQuery documentation and it is exactly the same. The only difference that I could find is that the app documentation version is 1.4.3, but the official jQuery documentation is now up to 1.4.4 (released Nov 11th 2010), but that is a very recent jQuery release with only one extra feature – .fadeToggle() and a bunch of bug fixes and enhancements.

The only thing that you can’t really do is copy ‘n paste the snippets of code from the documentation into your own project since the documentation is on the iPhone. But the main reason I would be using this app is because I don’t have a connection to the internet, so without the app I wouldn’t have any documentation at all.

Another thing to note is that you can scroll the code snippets horizontally by using  a two finger gesture. Landscape orientation has not been implemented yet but the author is considering implementing it in the next release.

Here are the main features of jQRef:

Freebie Alert

Expired… all promo codes have now been allocated!

Since jQRef was only recently released, the author has given me a few freebie jQRef promo codes to give away to readers of BlogWebDesigner.com

If you would like to be able to have a copy for free, contact me (or add a comment to this post) and I’ll email one out to you. Note that the promo codes will only work for the US iTunes store, they cannot be used for iTunes stores outside of the US.