webdesign layout 3

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Submitted by hv-designs » learn how to create a webdesign layout *includes psd*
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EliSeptember 17, 2007
moderator

You're inspiring too much on other peoples' tutorials.

razor_richSeptember 17, 2007

how do you mean? what other tutorial is like that one?

EliSeptember 18, 2007
moderator

http://www.templatesurge.com/header-tutorial.php, I believe.

razor_richSeptember 18, 2007

nope sorry, never seen that tutorial in my life, me and a colleage worked on this tutorial from scratch, from our imagination.

EliSeptember 19, 2007
moderator

Oh, it really shows! ;)

Well, good luck with everything.

razor_richSeptember 19, 2007

think what you like :p

zyrusSeptember 20, 2007

Honestly, I don't see the relation between the two. Both tuts are nice but this one obviously covers more ground as far as layout design. Everybody and they mama uses a blue gradient on their sites nowadays because it looks attractive and professional. But I wouldn't say that this tut is taking anything from the other just because of the color scheme. Besides, everybody learns from somebody. Who cares? As long as good design principles are passed on to the next person and credit is given where it's due (when applicable), then everything is cool.

Now, I've seen some straight jack-moves done by some G-T submitters. One guy took all the content from a W3Schools tut and wrapped his layout around it and called it his own with no mention at all of where he got the content from. I'm not sure if that's been deemed as an acceptable practice these days with so many people getting into submitting tuts, but if you're gonna steal content, please change a word or two, in the least... I mean, daggone.

zachholmanSeptember 20, 2007
creator and administrator

> I'm not sure if that's been deemed as an acceptable practice these days with so many people getting into submitting tuts

Just as a mention on policy... *no* infringement on anyone's intellectual property is permitted, period. We catch a lot of rips, but there will always be some slipping through the cracks (though hopefully we can catch those in the future).

drdchaJanuary 10, 2008

good layout

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