One of the most common design challenges across many mediums is creating depth when three dimensions are not available. Flat designs can be boring and monotonous. To combat this, it is our job to create designs that jump off the page. For years, designers have been creating the illusion of depth by using a common technique called drop shadows. Drop shadows place a pseudo-shadow behind a design element such as an object or type. This false shadow is controlled via certain parameters to create varying degrees of intensity and softness to simulate realistic shadows. Using this technique makes design elements appear to hover over the page, jumping out and garnering extra attention.
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Friday, December 7, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Video game sales drop 21 percent in US as kids remember there's an outdoors
via engadget.com
Normally the holidays are good to video game sales. This year, though, not so much. According to NPD game sales in December were down 21 percent over the same time last year, to just $3.99 billion. Hardware sales took an even larger nosedive, plummeting 28 percent, and accessories dropped 27 points.
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