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QuarkXPress 8 works magic with free Flash resources
March, 23rd 2010 posted by ilovedesign
Today Quark launched its new ‘Flash Magic’ global campaign aimed at helping QuarkXPress® 8 users get even more value from their investment. The campaign is built around a dedicated microsite that was developed in QuarkXPress 8 (http://www.quark.com/magic) encompassing video training, downloadable Flash® resources, customer showcases and more. With an estimated value of $750/€500+, the Flash resources represent substantial additional value for new and existing users alike.... more
Quark has recently announced the QuarkXPress® 8.1 updater
August, 4th 2009 posted by The ilovedesign.com Team
Quark has recently announced the QuarkXPress® 8.1 updater, the latest update of QuarkXPress that delivers customer requested enhancements that will further boost productivity. Quark has a great track record in offering free product updates during the life of the current version of QuarkXPress that include not only performance improvements but also valuable new features. QuarkXPress 8 is no exception. ... more
Graphic Decline
May, 28th 2009 posted by Marc Horne
Content is on the rise. The line between publishing and everyday communication is becoming blurred. Blogs, Twitter streams, Facebook pages and more publish billions of words and millions of images every day. And it all looks a bit boring.... more
Site Refresh
April, 15th 2009 posted by Sarah Harwood
If you're a regular visitor to ilovedesign.com you'll have noticed some changes! Web sites must evolve in order to continue to engage visitors and reflect the continuing evolution of the world we live in. There are plenty of examples of badly received Web site evolutions - just do a search on Facebook for ‘Old Face Book' and you'll find over a million members belonging to groups pleading for the return of the old version of the site. We hope our site refresh will be better received.... more
Designer-in-chief
February, 11th 2009 posted by ilovedesign
2008 was a victorious year for many Americans. It also proved victorious for our favorite art form—graphic design. There's no denying design had a big role in the Obama campaign, both in the primaries as well as the general election. From the logo to the posters, website, mailers, and commercials, the brand strategy and execution of the Obama campaign raises the bar for American politics.... more
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