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 [Web-graphics.com] Web-Graphics: First of all, I’d like to thank Nate for inviting me onboard the Web-Graphics team over three years ago after I entered the W3Remix competition along with WG authors Radu Darvas and Andreas Bovens. It’s taken me a while, but I have recently been giving thought to an issue which I suspect affects a number of web designers and developers;

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[Allwebdesignresources.com] All Web Design Graphics Blog: One of the problems of using too many graphics is that a high percentage of people will just leave your website before even reading the content. You want visitors to leave your website thinking about the great article they read or the wonderful products that you sell, rather than the user leaving irritated with the look of your site.

 [Lookin Good & Good At It] Gah! Damn Virus!: I'm sorry for this guys, but with the virus I lost everything I had on THIS database, but luckily all the graphics and everythig I'd been working on I had on a backup drive at home, so I brought that with me and for anyone who'd been requesting graphics they're here: ]my_bsmtf Kaiba-sama, I'll try and have that layout done for you as

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