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Some Things to Care About in Web Designing

For developping a website the most cruicial part is its usuability. If the site is not user friendly or accepted by the customers, it won’t stay. While there are many specifics, there are some simple steps to look after to create a site that is accessible and useful for the visitors.

a. Website Contents:
When a site is opened in a browser the first thing to be noticed is its contents. A usable Web site contains the higher possibilities of attracting potential customers. However, with most Web sites usually what your customer is looking for only constitutes between 50-60% or less. The rest is ads, confusing navigation, and extraneous graphics.

b. Page Lay Out:
Second most important thing is how closely the contents are related and displayed on the page. Generally people are willing to scroll to read through Web pages, if they don’t find relevant content quickly, they will be more likely to leave. Keep your pages clean and simple. Try removing elements, and see if your page needs them, if the page functions without them - take them out.

c. Colors:
Colors can affect the usability of any Web site. Web browsers have standard colors that are used for links (blue for links, violet for visited links, and red for active links). When some other colors are used, the risk of confusion occurs. Also, colors of other elements of any page can affect the visitors. For example, color blind customers might not recognize color coded images.

d. HTML:
The version-specific elements of HTML will automatically exclude some of the visitors. The only way to be absolutely usable is to limit you to HTML 1.0. The best solution is to avoid beta-level technology until it has been in use for at least one year.

e. Download Speed:
Access to the Internet may be getting faster, but that doesn’t mean that Web pages should get bigger. In fact, Web usability studies continue to show that the speed a page downloads is very important. After 10 seconds, a visitor loses interest in your page, no matter how interested they were in the topic. You can’t control all aspects of the download - so it’s important to do what you can.

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Introduction to Our New Service "Package Design"

Package design is one of our newly introduced services. Package design  has the primary goal to attract customers’ attention. For this purpose, package designs cannot simply inform the customers, but also provoke feelings and communicate emotions. An effective packaging looks attractive, impresses with its creativity and is just nice to have on the shelf.

Package design is not only for an improved outlook; it reflects the customer tastes and buying trends through market research. A well constructed package design becomes a brand identity for your products that brings a positive attitude which results improved sales.

POP displays, labels, wrappers, headers and container boxes, eye catching carrying and shopping bags etc. are  some examples of Package Design services. Clipping Images has a team of efficient graphics designers with lots of new concepts to go above the traditional designs.

Our package design service starts from $9.90 and minimum turnaround time is 24 hours. For more information please visit Clippingimages.com. You can also have a slimpse of our package designs in Clippingimages.com/gallery.

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Internet Marketing: Not only reduces cost, makes you popular worldwide

Internet marketing also referred to as i-marketing, web marketing, online marketing or eMarketing is the marketing of products or services over the internet. The internet has brought many unique benefits to marketing, one of which being lower cost and greater capabilities or the distribution of information and media to a global audience.  I am writing here the importance of Internet Marketing in recent era based on its cost effectiveness.

Internet marketing or online marketing is one of the most recent and speedy marketing and advertising methods in today’s competitive business world. It uses the Internet as a medium to advertise and sell products and services. A form of electronic commerce, online marketing is used by most of the business organizations to expand and promote their marketing worldwide. This business strategy has two modes of operation - business-to-customer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B). Both have had tremendous impact on industries such as flea markets, banking, and music. Today, Internet marketing has become a fashionable marketing plan as Internet usage has increased tremendously among the public.

Like any other traditional marketing strategy, Internet marketing covers customer service, public relations, information management, and sales. It has a number of advantages over any other traditional marketing methods which has made it so popular and business friendly.

Cheaper and Flexible:
Internet advertising is extremely different from print advertising in that space is cheap, your advertisement is accessible for a longer period of time, the content can be changed even without having to ask someone to do it for you and you can potentially reach a wider audience.

24x7 Presence:
When we sleep our website works for us. In case of internet marketing you don’t need any “Closed banner” for your business even in holidays or Christmas.  The customer just needs to visit the company website for the required information.

Offer Convenience:
It is far more convenient for a person to research or compare a product on the Internet than it is to get in a car, drive somewhere and look for or ask someone for information on a product. The potential customer can visit your website whenever they like in their own privacy and comfort, without the stresses and distractions that exist in the “real world”.

Improve credibility:
A website gives you the opportunity to tell your customers what you are about and what you deserve. The Internet also allows for Viral Marketing, where your website visitors spread positive word-of-mouth about your business, your customers do your marketing.

Two-Way Communicative Marketing:
Customers can quickly and easily give feedback on your product and/or marketing approach.

Worldwide popularity:
You can make online research of your products easily by some customer feedback form or poll. If you can successfully promote your brand or services then it will easily cross the border and make you popular worldwide.

Let me introduce myself and my company. I am working for Clippingimages.com an ISO 9001:2008 certified Clipping path and graphics design outsource service provider. We possess most of the internet marketing strategies and are gaining success day by day. We have currently 60+ graphics designers to serve more than 700 happy clients from all over the world.

So adopt internet marketing in your business and it will help you to gain more possibilities to expand yourself in the market and enjoy happy business.

- Nazmul zico, Asst. Manager (Marketing), PNS Media & Communications Ltd.

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Tutorial - “Vector look & feel”

“Vector look & Feel”
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop.

Here is an example that will teach you “how to give your image a vector look.” The following image of the mini car is selected for recreating into a vector form. The quality of the image is not so far an issue in this case, as long as, there is enough details to trace.

Let start the process:

First, right-click on the image and choose either:
a) ‘Copy‘, then inside Photoshop go ‘Edit/Paste‘. (Photoshop will create a document preset size based on the dimensions of the clipboard image). With this method, Photoshop keeps the default locked ‘Background’ Layer and pastes the image in a new ‘Layer 1′ directly above the Background Layer. Double click on the word ‘Layer 1′ to select the text and give the layer a friendly name - in this case may be ‘my car’.

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b)’Save Picture As’ to save in the hard-drive. Then open the file in Photoshop. The image thumbnail indicates it as an ‘Index’ image in the ‘Layers Palette’ and it is locked. To correct this, simply go to ‘Image/Mode/RGB Color’ to revert the locked layer to a ‘Background’ Layer. Optionally, double click the ‘Background’ Layer in the Layers Palette to convert it into an edit able layer. (Change the default ‘Layer 0′ to a friendly name - in my case I called it ‘my car’.)

In the next step, let’s duplicate the original ‘my car’ layer.  In Photoshop 7, create a new ‘Layer Set‘ to store all the individual objects i.e. multiple layers. Do so by clicking on the Folder icon at the bottom of the ‘Layers Palette’, double click on the ‘Set 1′ default text header and change to what I have (Elements). After that the Layer palette takes a look like.

“Here comes the Mighty Pen Tool”

Let’s start by creating a solid outline of the whole car. Set the foreground color by choosing the Eyedropper Tool (I)’ to sample the darkest area of the image. In this case it’s close to black.

Next select the ‘Pen Tool’ from the toolbar. And up on the ‘Options Toolbar‘, make sure the ‘Shape Layers‘ option is selected (in this case it is orange outline).

Now let’s start to draw an outline around the car by putting anchor points. Select the ‘Convert anchor point’ tool and begin wrapping those areas that need curvature. With the ‘convert anchor point’ tool, click the ‘Anchor Point‘, and drag in the direction of (black) arrow unto it starts fitting the underlying layer.

Begin to get comfortable with the ‘Convert Anchor Point’ tool and work your way around the shape path, trying to get a close a wrap as possible.

TIP: ‘Convert Anchor Point’ creates two Bezier handler points, for further curvature control. Try to keep the number of anchor pints as less as possible, in fact the fewer the anchor pints, the smoother the smoother the curvature. So delete unnecessary anchor points to improve the curvature. Here’s my final shape after applying as much of the ‘Convert Anchor Point’ tool as possible. We will use this as base.

Next the ‘Shape 2′ layer is duplicated (to get ‘Shape 2 copy’) and manipulated its anchor points to wrap the dominant blue color (body of the car) of the image. Click on the Thumbnail Preview of that layer to get the ‘Color Picker’, and change the black to blue.

Now this is what the body of the car looks.

Let’s work on the windows:

Toggle the ‘my car copy’ (black one) back on and hide ‘Shape 2 copy’ layer (the blue one). Select the ‘Pen Tool (P)’ again, and up on the ‘Options Bar‘ make sure ‘Subtract from area shape (-)’ is turned on (Outlined in orange).

Hide ‘Shape 2 copy’ layer in the ‘Layers Palette’. Select ‘Shape 2′ layer in the ‘Layers Palette’. Then start tracing in the areas of the window that are on the opposite side of the car.

Toggle the ‘my car copy‘ visibility mode to off, to see what’s happening. Subtracting from the same shape layer, gives the illusion of transparency.

To apply the same affect on the other two windows without adding a new layer, simply hold Ctrl + Alt, then click and drag that subtraction path to duplicate. (Do this twice.) Then place the duplicate shapes into place. Use the ‘Convert Anchor Point’ tool again to define the corners to wrap in the right positions.

Applying the same technique to the ‘Shape 2 copy’ layer, except trace along the foreground windows finally following image has been formed.

Now that we have the crust of the vector shape in place, the rest is simply adding new shapes, lines, and some textures. We’ll fill in those windows later to give the image a touch of reality.

Same techniques are again applied to create the base shape layer to the (white) roof of the car. Use the ‘Pen Tool (P)’ is used to add Anchor Points, then ‘Convert Anchor Point Tool’ to create curvature.

Next, with the ‘Ellipse Tool (U)’ on the toolbar, draw the back hub cap, then hold the ‘Shift’ key and draw in a second ellipse(the foreground hub cap).

To position accurately, Ctrl + click on the new ellipse, then right click on a single ellipse and choose ‘Free Transform Path’. Right click again, and choose ‘Distort’. Tweak the corner bounding points until in the position as the hubs in the image. Repeat for the other hub.

I also started on the headlights (on a new layer) using the same technique. (Ellipse Tool ~ Free Transform ~ Distort ~ tweak into position)

Since new layers are being added and they could pile up, it’s sensible to name them appropriately. (Thought it is possible here to use as few layers as possible, as I did with the main body)

Now it’s time to add the bumper, head lights and other objects. Again, use the ‘Pen Tool (P) to trace the area, ‘Convert Anchor Point Tool’ to wrap perfectly to the original image source.

I then applied a layer style to the bumper to give it a somewhat chrome effect. Right, click on the ‘bumper‘ layer and choose ‘Blending Modes’ to apply the following three captures.

Next let’s draw some fine lines that will indicate the doors and other areas using the pen tool except, this time, up on the ‘Options Bar’ select ‘Paths’.

Create a new layer, and call it ‘Lines’. This layer should be positioned uppermost in order for them to show. So, Toolbar - Pen Tool selected, Options Bar - Paths selected, begin clicking/adding Anchor Points in the direction of the main passenger door.

Next set the foreground color to black (hit the D key), hit the (B) key to select the ‘Brush Tool (B)‘ from the ‘Toolbar’, then up on the ‘Options Bar‘, select the ‘Brush Preset Picker‘ and choose a small, soft edge brush, like 3. But alter the Master Diameter to 2 (try 1 also), since 3 may be too thick.

Hit the (P) key to re-select the ‘Pen Tool‘, then mouse over the path you created in the ‘Lines’ layer, right-click and choose ‘Stroke Path‘ option.

If you are prompted to choose from a ‘Tool Preset’ to use to create the new stroke, select, ‘Brush’ from the drop down list, then hit ‘OK’ command. Then reduce the opacity of the line layer to 54% to soften it.

I then went ahead (using the same above Pen Tool/Paths/Stroke Path technique on other lines.

I also added the front grill, the mirror the window wipers and the mini logo crest at the front and applied the same style as the bumper above.

HINT: For areas that are too small to be manipulated with the ‘Pen Tool (P), use the ‘Polygonal Lasso Tool (L)‘ using the same click and add anchor points as the Pen Tool, then when complete, right click on the selection and choose either ‘Make Work Path‘ or ‘Fill’ options.

For textures such as the highlights, let’s use the ‘Polygonal Lasso Tool (L) to trace around those areas that require it, right click and ‘Fill’, with a soft blue color (I used #86A9D7).

After tracing as much as I can I applied a ‘Filter/Blur/Gaussian Blur of 1.1 pixels’ (respectively) and reduced the ‘Opacity‘ of the layer to 30%.

On a new layer I did the same Polygon Lasso effect for the darker areas, using #2A579C. Then applied a ‘Filter/Blur/Gaussian Blur of 1.1 pixels’ and reduced the ‘Opacity’ of the layer to 30%.

Next add the windows. For this all we have to do is reuse our original ‘Shape 2′ for the background windows, and the ‘Shape 2 copy’ for the foreground windows. First duplicate the original ‘Shape 2′ layer and call it ‘backgroundwindows’.

Once it’s duplicated drag it below the original ‘Shape 2′ layer in the ‘Layers Palette’, as I have captured.

Then hit the ‘A’ key to select the ‘Direct Select Tool‘ from the ‘Toolbar’, then hold the ‘Shift’ key and select the background windows individually.

Go to the ‘Options Bar’ and change the ‘Subtract from shape area (-)’ to ‘Add to shape area (+) as I have encased in orange.

Those window areas will now be filled in with your foreground color, in my case black. Next, with the ‘Direct Selection Tool (A)’ still active & still on ‘backgroundwindows’ layer, click on the outside path line as captured and hit the ‘Delete’ key on your keyboard. Now all we get are the windows, which is our goal here. Certainly saves a lot of time drawing them in again.

Now let’s customize the windows with a white tint. Do this simply by clicking on the ‘Layer Thumbnail’ as I have captured. And change the color to white (#ffffff) in the ‘Color Picker’ dialogue box. Then set that layers opacity level to about 23%.

Apply the same technique to the original ‘Shape 2 copy’ layer. Duplicate, drag below the original, ‘Direct Select Tool’ and Shift + click to select the foreground windows, ‘Options Bar‘ and switch to ‘Add to shape area‘, then delete the outer path so that the foreground windows remain. Click on that ‘Layer Thumbnail‘ and change color to white, reduce opacity to about 43%.

All that remains now are fine details, amount is up to you. Below is my final image after adding detail to the hubs, lights, other highlights. Hope you enjoyed this tutorial.

Let’s hit the road with the car.

For more information please visit clippingimages.com

Credits: heathrowe.com

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Scope of BPO in Bangladesh

Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) is a form of outsourcing which involves the contracting of the operations and responsibilities of any specific business functions to a third-party service provider. BPO is typically classified into Back office outsourcing and front office outsourcing. BPO that is contracted outside a company’s country is called Offshore Outsourcing. And if BPO is contracted to a company’s neighboring country is called near shore outsourcing.

BPO helps to increase a company’s flexibility, that’s why BPO is growing popularity so rapidly. Most services provide by BPO vendors are offered on a fee for service basis. This helps a company transforming fixed into variable costs. A variable cost structure helps a company responding to changes in required capacity and does not require a company to invest in assets, thereby making the company more flexible.

Another way in which BPO contributes to a company is that a company is able to focus on its core competencies. Key employees are herewith released from performing non-core and can invest more time and energy in building the firm’s core businesses. The key lies in knowing which of the main value drivers to focus on – customer intimacy, product leadership, or operational excellence. Focusing more on one of these drivers may help a company create a competitive edge.

Now let us have a look at the scopes and benefits of BPO in this present global economic scenario.

a.Today in Bangladesh BPO is the most upcoming and rapidly growing industry attracting the ducated youth all over the country. BPO workforce offers several advantages over their western counterparts both in terms of cost savings (low-cost labor) and availability of resourceful manpower.

b.The revenue generation by BPO and KPO industries in Bangladesh is now much higher than those of previous years. Almost two lakh people are involved in this industry and the countdown is ticking fast.

c.The Everest Research Institute predicts the opportunity for global BPO will mount to USD145 to 165 billion for South Asian based services, within the next five years. The outsourcing of BPO projects from the insurance sector will have a steady rise, about 12-15 times simultaneously, according to the report.

d.Banking sectors and other financial firms are undergoing significant post-reduction pressure and are therefore planning to move jobs offshore like call centers, data processing etc.

So it is clear that if we can plan our future strategies in a right track then BPO will gift Bangladesh a giant lift. And after a certain period of time we will find a handsome amount of IT geeks in our country.


This article is published by Nazmul Alam Zico, Clippingimages.com
Reference: Wikipedia, articlesnatch.com

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“Clippingimages.com“ Chose the right clipping path & image masking service provider

Clipping path is the leading outsourcing service that has proved to be a cost effective graphics design service for most of the photo editing and manipulation business. Whenever any person looks for any clipping path service provider the first choice will be either Google or any other search engines. Google will offer a lot of options and obviously make you confused.

This article is to provide some help about choosing the right service provider. Along with that it will also show a neat scenario about clipping images quality and performance.

“We are ISO 9001:2008 Certified”

Any international certification sets the company to an extra height. Coz to obtain these certificates the company has to maintain certain standards and policy for the employees, clients and its services. So it is undoubted that a certified company is reliable.

Clippingimages.com is an ISO 9001:2008 certified 24x7 graphics design service provider. Moreover we are certified supplier of Novo Nordisk and PayPal verified premium member. So you can completely rely on us.

“Judge our services through free trials”

For any professionally sound and experienced company there is no compromise with the quality and services. Before selecting any provider for your tasks lets examine their quality by free trials. If their performance satisfies you then go for long term agreements.

Clippingimages.com offers all its new clients three images for clipping path as a free trial of our quality of services. We guarantee you that our services will satisfy you surely as we left no stone unturned to provide the best for our clients.

“Best service in affordable prices”

After checking the quality of the services provided by various companies through free trial services, compares their prices. This will help you to determine the best service provider in affordable price.

Clippingimages.com offers various prices based on its complexity. We also offer flat rates for large volume of images. So we have options for all types of customers.

“We can provide 1400* images in 24 Hours”

After selecting any company some other options must be verified like the company infrastructures, number of image editors, experience in this field, how much image can be processed in 24 hrs etc.

Clippingimages.com has 60+ graphics designer capable of providing 1400 images of medium complexity in 24 hours. Moreover we are in this industry for last five years successfully and have gained the faith of more than 700 happy clients from all over the world.

We hope you will find it useful. If you have any other queries please visit us at clippingimages.com and feel free to contact us at info@clippingimages.com

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21 Excellent Examples of Animal Web Mascots

Everyday, an average internet user is bombarded by advertisements, images, news, etc. With the booming number of internet websites over the years, it is not surprising for any internet user to be overwhelmed by such information overload. Online companies are competing with each other to attract more visitors to their site, and equally important, retain them. To achieve this, marketers online have to constantly come up with unique ideas to captivate viewers so that they can remember their website.

Designing a captivating logo or symbol is one way to leave deeper impression for site visitors. However, text logos or symbol logos are way too common for the vast array of websites on the net, so some marketers are resorting to using cute, catchy and adorable animals as mascots for their website. Mozilla Firefox, an internet browser, is one good example. The trademarked orange fox mascot is so popular that it is usually the first thing that pops into mind when we hear of the browser.

For those who are interested in finding more about using Animals as Web Mascots , here are 21 fine examples for your reference.

Mailchimp

Site visitors are bound to be attracted by this well-designed delightful chimp that greets them on the very first page. Apart from that, this chimp mascot is illustrated in such a way that it roughly represents what the website is all about (i.e. email marketing). This is an essential component since the impression made to one will also provide information on the website service. People will then effortlessly remember what the website is about upon recognizing the mascot.

Elune Art

Sometimes, simplicity is the best design. This website features a brown owl mascot with a soothing light blue background. Such plain design is pretty straightforward and therefore conveniently remembered by visitors. So long as people have no problem identifying what the mascot character is (in this case, an owl), they will be able to apply that character to represent a particular website, thereby forming an impression that lasts.

Beefinance

This little bee logo is suitably used for this financing website because first of all, the golden-colored bee reminds all of us of the color of coins which in itself is a symbol for money or finance. Most importantly, the bee fits well into the tagline of the company: Taking the sting out of debt. In other words, this website has created a simple yet memorable mascot that customers could remember by relating to the ’sting’ of being in debt as well as the color of money.

Blogbuster

Everyone knows what an octopus is, but this eight-footed sea creature distinguishes itself from other animals in terms of its unique features. As such, a website that utilizes it as a representation will be able to catch visitors’ attention. Hence, a pink and adorable octopus like this should be able to build an impression that lasts well enough to enable visitors to call to mind the website and its content.
Branded07

With their vibrantly colored beaks, toucan birds are one of a kind. Upon entering the web desing site, visitors are greeted by two aloof-looking toucan birds on the right of the page. Despite the unresponsive expressions, the two birds are still able to pull off as an adorable pair. Such contrasting nature of the mascot design can instill a sense of curiosity for anyone who stumble across the website.
Cow and Monkey

With a witty name and a comical mascot design, this website is able to create a unique branding that lasts. One couldn’t help but be amused to see the two cartoon characters peering out and looking straight at you as one travel from page to page. Both cow and monkey are well designed along with a beautiful background. Such design attracts visitors and inject a sense of professionalism. Humorous contents are also most easily remembered.


Cowurl

Once again, this simple webpage uses cow as a mascot. Although a cow does not seem to have any direct association with their URL shortening service, employing an lovable cartoon cow to represent the website beats using just words (e.g. www.tinyurl.com). Once someone becomes aware of this website, he or she will link it to the image of this cartoon cow, thereby facilitating recall.

Fernandolandi

For this particular web design site, the bird not only serves as logo for visitors to remember by, but also as an example of the site’s portfolios. In this case then, the mascot is appropriately used to represent what the website actually provides. This is a effective approach to motivate site visitors to explore further.

Mixturtle

A green turtle with a spiky mohawk hairstyle smoking a cigarette for a music search engine may not be appealing for some, but it is peculiar enough to raise eyebrows. Such odd or even bizarre mascot may perhaps be distinctive enough for visitors to bear in mind this site. Regardless of whether the design is pleasing to the eye, the mascot has fulfilled its purpose so long as people are able to remember the website through it.

Mozilla Firefox

Among the many Mozilla softwares, Mozilla Firefox probably has the most well-known mascot logo for its open source web browser. The trademark fox mascot circling the globe symbolizes the function of the browser to connect worldwide. The design for the fox itself is also very well-done with the color of its fur matching the color of the flames of a fire. An attractive logo like this for a software or a website is a superb strategy for effective branding and marketing.

Octonauts

What better way to captivate visitors than to animate the mascot? By animating the cover page of the book that this website is selling, visitors are more likely to be drawn to the adorable characters and induced to find out more about them. Although the animation is minimal, it is sufficient enough to bring to life these characters and interest any potential customers.

Oldloft

This is yet another web design website with an amazing design that focuses on the whole package. The website is well-decorated with a greenish-yellow cloudy background along with a couple of lovely animal characters raising a flag labelled ‘www’. The illustration of animals raising the flag together is deliberately used to emphasize on their company’s tagline ‘let’s work together’. The nicely designed mascots with their symbolization of their mission will clearly form a deep impression on any site visitors.

Owltastic

A simple design of an owl mascot is used here, but the overall ambience brought about by applying light colors onto the site’s background as well as the owl is able to bring out a soothing experience. The owl serves as a symbol for the website for the masses to remember by. Simplistic designs like this can be effective as long as people are emotionally engaged into the whole package and recognize what the mascot is in order to associate it with the website.

Pojeta

What is striking about this website is the immense background covering the sky, sea and beneath the sea. On the same page, the monkey, toucan bird and the porcupine fish sits on top of the website’s title within the same page. Overall, the page is a humorous display of various mascots that is bound to tickle the first time visitors of the site. A lighthearted design like this will stand out from the sea of ordinary websites in the internet.




PSDgator

Clear-cut mascot design like this is easy for anyone to call to mind. This bespectacled alligator is seen here working on converting PSD (photoshop document) to CSS and HTML format, which is pretty the service that this website is offering. One advantage of such uncomplicated and straightforward design is that visitors know what to expect at first sight.

ReadWhale

Why choose a whale as a mascot for a community website for book lovers? Perhaps the website is making a metaphorical point in that the amount of written literature in the world is neverending like the sea which the whale lives in. In other words, the whale mascot is put in for avid readers to identify with, as if it is consuming the sea of books in its huge body. This is a design that took efforts to incorporate in a good representation for the website’s content.

Silverback

A large picture of a buffy ape in tight-fitting shirt holding on to an evaluation clipboard greets the visitor on the site’s main page. One can’t help but spend some time observing the delicate and pleasing illustration of the ape. The more time one examines the mascot, the more memorable it becomes. Mascot designers for website can best leave a deeper impression in visitors but arousing their curiosity.

Squared Eye

This is again another website that chose a whale as their mascot. According to the author, this blue whale, Levi, was designed to emphasize the company’s appetite for detail. We all know the blue whale is the largest living animal (and thus having the biggest appetite). In short, the designer brilliantly selected the blue whale to articulate what the company believes in- A Monstrous Appetite for the Tiniest Details.

Tweak!

A likely reason why this wide-eyed cartoon bird is used as a logo and symbol is because as one could see, the name of the site is “Tweak!”. In this case, the website is a podcast site offering bits and pieces of advice on small improvements to life and business. However, one can use the same name to refer to the breaking sound of tree branches. The mascot bird seems to be petrified, as if it just heard a ‘tweaking’ sound, indicating that the branch it is grabbing on is about to break. This hilarious transfer of the site name to a mascot is a interesting way for people to associate for better recall.

Zootool

The zoo theme is chosen for this particular website tool because the word ‘zoo’ rhymes with ‘tool’, and naming it ‘zootool’ makes it easier for one to remember. Therefore, this website packaged itself into a zoo theme, such that users who signed up for their personal organizer service actually ’start their own zoo’. The Rhinoceros mascot is thus pictured on the right to create the make-believe to further solidify their site name. This website example shows how the appropriate choice of mascot can work hand-in-hand with the site’s name to bring out effective marketing.

This article is collected from hongkiat.com
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Comic Books, Clip arts and Cartoon posters Coloring

Comic books, clip arts and cartoon posters are always attractive to the children. But these things are not up to the marks until they are presented with a variety of eye catching colors, designs and effects. We can color the black & white line art for comics and cartoons to achieve the expected color and effect according to your instructions. Our expert graphics designers are capable of creating eye catching transformation of any black & white clip arts and comic posters into a colorful and lively one.

An Icecream boy in B&W

Icecream boy in colorful dresses and staffs

We normally Deliver this kinds of works in 24 Hrs. But we are capable of delivering these works as fast as in 3 Hrs. the price for such works starts from US$ 0.50.

For more informations please visit us at clippingimages.com

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Color Correction Services

In color correction contrast and sharpness levels are adjusted and the values of color channels are changed to achieve the desired result. Clippingimages.com team is expert in performing color correction. So let us do the job as you care about your core activities.

ClippingImages.com Bangladesh based graphic design outsourcing company.  The company is now specialized in making quality color correction along with clipping Path, Photo Masking & Raster to Vector. We are confident about our quality and fast pace service. Our customers are amazed by our work, the high quality and the fast turnaround as always!

For more information visit clippingimages.com

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