Freelance Projects, Design and Programming Tutorials
I am looking for 3 small features to be added to my site. I am the owner of Likeathon.com. The site is a “like train” for Facebook. I am needing to add three features very quickly. 1) Users get 5 points when they “like” a page… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Facebook, HTML, PHP, Script Install)
I have a customer database written in PHP and MySQL, It stores video files. I have a download page that my users select the invoice (which the videos are attached to) then copies the videos and an autoplay application to a flash drive… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Java, PHP)
I need a freelancer to make me a simple webpage in which will show users a special password after they fill out a survey from cpaleads. (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: PHP, Website Design)
Website layout will include: # W3C CSS and html markup. # PHP/JS forms and CSS layout. # Convert PNG to CSS Functionality will include: JS/PHP form checker automatically sends the user a confirmation email on submitting form… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: CSS, HTML, Javascript, PHP)
Todays world is confronted with numerous challenges including terrorism, economic disparities, social injustices and numeous others.
Any organization or individuals interested in research publication of such matters may contact. The writer belongs to a terror war hit area and believes in ground realities. He is a retired banker and a journalist.
Project: If you look at the plans page on www.foxthreehosting.com, you’ll see a tabs module that has listed information regarding hosting plans. We want to use a different module, one that will look neater and cleaner,a module called 2JTabs.
See http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/style-a-design/tabs-a-slides/5379
What I need is for someone to take the existing information that you see on the Plans page, i.e. the Windows and Linux plans, as well as the order now buttons and arrange them into the new module in a way that gives the final page a real good look and layout. The module is very versatile, and as you will see on the demo site, the design possibilities are many. Also need to be sure that we can indeed link the buy now buttons with the back end billing system.
I need this done in at least 1-2 days, the sooner the better.
Thanks!
I am looking for a very good writer to write me 30 articles on ‘Premature ejaculation’ or ‘last longer in bed’ and then post every single article to at least 20 article directories of my choice (post the same article to 20 article directories everytime)
The articles have to be :
1. Original
2. have to have keywords of premature ejaculation, last longer in bed, premature ejaculation treatment or cure.
3. Each article around 400 words
I will provide you the log in details of the article directories. All posting has to be done within 15 days. The intention is to build back links to my site. One also has to help keep track of the approval of the articles and give me a simple report in excel format. The report can come later as I understand that the approval time for each article will take a while.
On our current Facebook Fans page, we need to Set up Google Analytics for tracking of number of times certain buttons on those pages have been clicked. Normally, this is easy to do with website, as you know. But on Facebook Fans page, this is much harder to do. We have download buttons and tell-friend buttons to be clicked on our Facebook fans page, so we need to know how many clicks there have been on each type of buttons.
No guessing or betting please! The programmer must exactly know how to do this for full release of funds held in escrow.
Also, programmer is to create a new Google Analytics account and use a newly created gmail email address and password for logging into the Google Analytics account.
I have a client who wants to get his website SEO. The keywords he want to target are:
Medical Tourism
Knee replacement
Angioplasty
Heart By Pass
Dental
Treatment
Healthcare
Hospital services in India
Please send me your brief working and price here will be crucial. So would be looking for experienced SEO as well as a price kept in mind.
I need someone to make my photo gallery more appealing and efficient. I am currently using Solostream’s wp-mediamag theme.
I would like my readers to be able to advance through my gallery with an arrow on either side of the photo.
I would also like a division between the thumbs and the ad on the page.
My gallery is currently very boring, some ideas to make it better would be appreciated!
Thank you!
example – http://www.growingyourbaby.com/2010/05/27/heidi-klum-launches-summer-collection-a-pea-in-the-pod-in-beverly-hills/fp_5086201_rij_klum_052610/
When you listen to 80% of the dynamic and action-oriented orchestral music, you’ll notice that when used appropriately, orchestral hits can bring tense feeling to your tracks. In this short tutorial, I’ll give you some advice about how to combine different patches.
When you write music for orchestra, you write melodies for more than 20 instruments. When it comes to massive musical ideas, such as these orchestral hits, this means that each instrument in a group should play a note dynamically and with tension. OK, how do you know which notes to double and how to plan your notes?
I’d suggest using your ears and insight. Just remember three things:
Okay, after I’ve thought about where to put my instruments on my virtual note sheet, I can start loading samples. If you’ve read my previous quick tip about getting realism with orchestral samples, you’ll probably know that I will choose RR (round-robin) samples. So, first I will load the strings and I’ll have them play an ordinary E-minor chord.
Download audio file (OrchestralHits_Strings.mp3)
By the way, I will load every group of instruments in a separate instance of PLAY (East West’s brand new engine). The purpose of doing this is to get some space for your computer’s CPU.
After that I will load the brass samples…
Download audio file (OrchestralHits_Brass.mp3)
… the woodwinds section:
Download audio file (OrchestralHits_Woodwinds.mp3)
And finally, the drums:
Download audio file (OrchestralHits_Drums.mp3)
You can see for yourself that I loaded 20 instruments and 80% of these are round-robin samples. Be aware that loading so much instruments can cause problems with your machine, especially if it is not powerful enough. You can hear all of these instruments together:
Download audio file (OrchestralHits_WholeOrchestra.mp3)
In order to get this working well, I’ll do slight humanizing and some velocity changes. Remember that you will have to be really gentle, because we don’t want to get our orchestra sound like a bunch of drunkards!
Download audio file (OrchestralHits_WholeOrchestraHumanized.mp3)
You surely can notice how much the sound changed; everything sounds more spacious and more tense. Now we have to get to our final step, which is…
The good thing about East West Quantum Leap Orchestra is that the instruments are recorded in the way they should sound like. This means that when you are using the default mic position (hall), you will listen to an orchestra as if you are on a concert. You don’t have to make panorama changes to do stereo tricks and to put back instruments in the mix. Everything is already done for you.
This means that I will need to make some volume correction, to apply some effects. First of all, I’ll boost my low-end drums (the gran casa). Also, I decided that in this hit I would like to hear mostly low-end instruments and mainly our E and B tones. I’ll decrease the volume of the other ones, I’ll tweak them a bit, I’ll apply a master compressor and… et voila!
Download audio file (OrchestralHits_Final.mp3)
The good thing about this is that you can export various chords to .WAV files and use them in your music, without the need of loading more than 20 patches to get orchestral hits. Do your own samples, improvise!
Good luck!
A fancy new iPad is the perfect travel companion for any designer. The richness of the large multi-touch screen makes for some incredibly useful and fun apps that can really drive your creativity.
Today we’ll look at 30 different apps spanning several categories that can help designers out with everything from sketching and wire framing, to making notes and staying on task.
( Continue Reading at iPhone.AppStorm )
A user interface (UI) can come in many styles ranging graphically from very simple, all the way to extremely complex. In this article we are going to explore a range of styles demonstrating that there isn’t just one recipe for creating a good looking, and ultimately successful user interface. Of course, not every style is represented in this article; we will be exploring several high-quality examples, representing a wide range of graphical styles from simple to complex. Enjoy!
A minimal style UI relies heavily on type, symbols, and white space to create a clear and simple user experience. Broad solid colors or absence of color altogether are often found in these interfaces. Since graphics are used sparingly, the layout of the elements is extremely important. When done right, this makes for a clear and direct interface.
HelvetiNote™ by cypher13 uses a great mix of font weights and sizes, as well as thoughtfully placed icons and interface elements to form a fantastically minimal UI. This UI proves that you don’t need highly detailed graphics to stand out from the rest of the crowd.
When designer Andrew Kim decided to concept a new piece of hardware, he envisioned a complete solution marrying the hardware and user interface. In doing so, he created a simple and minimal experience. If you haven’t seen his post about it yet, it’s a must-see.
The guys at Cultured Code created a very simple and graceful UI for Things, a to-do list manager. Available for both Mac and iOS, their design features a muted color scheme, crisp icons, and a very Mac feeling UI.
Detailed graphical interfaces rely heavily on graphics to create the user experience. Specifically, you’ll find things like textures, vivid color, gradients, highlights, reflections, and shadows. Though they have a bit more going on than a minimal interface, these UIs are still easy to digest and are generally easy to use.
Bills uses bright color with an Apple-like bottom menu and wood accents to create a user experience for handling bills that is both unique and inherently familar to iPhone users. With its sharp graphics and user-friendly look, Bills has all the makings of success.
Using a non-standard color palette is just on of the many things that makes Beats stand out. Bjango’s mix of textures and gradients, crisp pixel-level detail, and unique styling makes this interface a winner.
Each screen in the Dream Touch UI has its own color palette with a single dominant color. Add glossy effects to that, as well as dramatic lighting and a great presentation, well… you make this list.
The Else Mobile interface has a unique menu system and interaction method… its subtle glows, background graphics and color give it a progressive and futuristic look.
Note: This interface has aspects of all of the sections: minimal, graphical, and futuristic. It really doesn’t fit in any one category, so I put it in as close to the middle as I could.
These UIs will make you think. With these interfaces, limits are pushed and usability is not always the number one priority. They often have odd shapes, unique layouts, high contrast and feature a very high level of detail. There is almost a subculture for this kind of design and it is not regularly found in the mainstream.
The unique lighting and highlights alone make the CYMIC player a great piece. Couple with that a non-standard, high contrast color scheme, and this piece really jumps off the screen.
Ok, I had to sneak one of mine on the list, people tend to like this one, hope you do too. It’s shiny.
Lance Thackeray’s Insignia takes a Midi Keyboard and a Media Player and mates them into a wonderful fantasy user interface. Each piece of this UI is finely detailed and his muted color scheme with bright accents add that extra touch of class.
Found most often in movies and video games, these interfaces usually have a lot going on at once. Things always seem to be moving, flashing, beeping, pulsing, and blinking. Typically there is not a lot of detail in the graphics themselves, but an entire frame is always something to behold.
Zane Bien’s AdvancedUI is a piece that you must see in it’s entirety. At 1454×884 in total size, it’s massive yet each tiny piece fits perfectly with the next; the subtle glows and use of color are also fantastic.
Mark Coleran is a godfather in this style and is cited as the inspiration for the previous piece, AdvancedUI. Mark’s work has been featured in many blockbuster films, and most of it is on his website too. Make sure you click through and see the videos and screenshots of his portfolio if you’re not familiar with his work.
Perception created a lot of screen graphics for the IronMan 2 film, one of the standouts being the PDA sequence. Be sure to check out the “Stark PDA Final Shots” video on their website. What was very interesting is they had to design the UI to respond to mock gestures that Robert Downey Jr. made on a blank device beforehand and then composited it all together for the final shot.
Stereolize created a series of user interface concepts for informational screens on Yachts. What could have been a boring series of gauges was transformed into a visual playground, displaying information in an extremely interesting and engaging manner.
I had a lot of fun finding all these epic user interfaces and writing about them; I hope you also enjoyed reading my article. Check me out on my website or follow me on Twitter to keep up with my latest findings, articles and projects.
Psychedelic art (as you may have guessed) is a type of artwork inspired by psychedelic experiences that are brought on as a side-effect by various drugs and substances known as hallucinations. The art movement began in the 1960′s (known as the “hippy years”) where sex, drugs and rock and roll played a huge role in the culture, and before long this artistic style was being used in concert posters, album art covers, comic books and newspapers. One particular style of psychedelic artwork was inspired by the hallucinations experienced by a drug called LSD, which was known for its kaleidoscopic patterns, similar to those the younger generation experienced with the popular kaleidoscope toy.
As life moves on everything is becoming digital, and over the years digital psychedelic art, although not in vogue, has been slowly increasing in popularity. Bright colors and fractal patterns are fairly easy to produce on a computer, so it only makes sense that psychedelic art is being produced digitally. This showcase presents thirty unique, interesting and out-of-the-ordinary colorful and psychedelic inspired artworks. What’s your favorite, and do you think digital psychedelic art is the way to go, or will it never be quite the same as those produced with traditional media? Let us know in the comments at the bottom of the post!
Sweet Dreams combines doodle style drawings with bright colors, repetitive patterns and photographic textures and stock images to produce an interesting and modern psychedelic style photo manipulation.
Symmetry uses three-dimensional shapes and simple fractal backgrounds in the background of the piece merged with some strong colors and textured images to create a unique piece. The typography is cleverly mirrored; although back to front, it is extremely easy to read.
Line Emotions is an incredibly simple piece: an black on white illustration brought to life by some vivid watercolor textures.
Black Hole Sun is a t-shirt design (click through link to see t-shirt). It combines clean-cut shapes, splashes, bright colors and subtle textures to create a very visually appealing piece that can have us mesmerised in seconds.
Color Pleasure Machine has a very dramatic feel to it, created by the use of glaring, bright light effects and three-dimensional shapes.
Head Explosion is another piece whose primary shapes are simply black lines on a white background. This piece, however, is brought to life using cleaner and smoother colored shapes rather than the strong textured images that were using in Line Emotions. A subtle texture in the background is also used, bringing out the best of the colors used in the main illustration.
Desire is a very engrossing piece, making use of a handful of styles, from lighting effects, blurs, and both two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes.
This piece is probably the piece that comes closest to traditional psychedelic art in this showcase, combining a bunch of bright and vivid colors that you normally wouldn’t dream of putting together in such a way.
This psychedelic vector piece of artwork uses quite a minimal color palette but manages to pull of the psychedelic look very well, using certain colors for shadows and others for highlights.
This slightly more grungy and dull approach to psychedelic digital art combines textures and light, fractal-style patterns to produce an interesting and gripping piece.
Psychedelic Wool is an amazing and beautiful fractal piece, merging the use of a vivid color palette and superb highlighting and shadowing detail to make it burst with viewing pleasure.
Psychedelic Bomb is one of the more subtle and lighter pieces here, and combines the use of psychedelic colors with modern day vector trends such as drips, swirls and light texture.
Psychedelic River is a reasonably simple piece, but at the same time is very detailed. It’s bursting with color and full of tiny little images that you can only see when staring at the piece for a longer period of time than that you would looking at most other pieces.
Here we have another fractal piece; Psychedelic Swirls, however, is a much more swirly fractal piece of artwork, using the colors from the traditional style and merging it with an increasingly popular modern day trend.
This three-dimensional rendered digital piece uses the power of a professional rendering software and is then finished off with an image editing application to give it some great texture, colors and glows.
One of my personal favorites in this showcase, Postmodern Psychedelic is an extremely intricate digital piece of art. The highlighting is so detailed that when viewed at full size could be mistaken as a glass painting.
Psychedelic Splendor is a very vivid abstract piece of psychedelic art, uniting several circles together and bringing each one to the viewers attention by using shadows and highlights.
Psychedelic Trip is a powerful piece, and when viewed full size feels like you are being taken into a different world. Almost (but not quite) symmetrical, the piece uses repetitive patterns and vivid colors to draw in and keep the viewers attention.
This piece, like the above “Psychedelic Trip” piece, uses repetitive patterns to keep the viewer engaged.
The following five pieces (all of which are by the same artist) are packed full of color and lots of different medias, from photographic elements to sketches and vector shapes to patterns. All five pieces are extremely detailed, interesting and compelling.
Parashroomer is a modern digital painting, combining some visual effects of those used in traditional psychedelic artwork such as glows and patterns.
Psychedelic Desert Dreams is an unusual yet interesting digital piece. The desert floor is made up of circles in various colors and the sky using various glows, highlights and shadows among ray patterns to draw the viewers eyes into the centre of the piece.
Art Is Everywhere is a remarkable abstract piece packed full of subtle patterns, swirls and gorgeous colors to bring it all to life.
Repeated flowers, patterns and a strong color scheme bring this piece to life. The use of flowers forming a star shapes makes draws the viewers eyes into the centre of the piece.
This fractal piece titled Most Beautiful Fractal us almost hair like, combining hundreds of thin stroked lines to form a swirly and colorful unique piece.
Like a piece featured earlier in this showcase (Psychedelic Bomb), this piece combines modern day trends such as vector shapes, drips, sprays and textured images with a psychedelic style color scheme.
Writers / rewriting / forum posting / -Must be native US or have an extreme command of the English language and grammar system -Must be able to work according to strict deadline and scheduling needs… (Budget: $250-750, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Article Submission, Articles, Blog, Technical Writing)