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  • Photoshop to Flash

    Paul Wyatt reveals how to transfer your artwork into Flash using the new PSD Importer to create movie clips, add instance names and ready your creations for animation and interactivity.

  • Sketch website concepts

    In the first part of our series on interactive design, Danny Franzreb and Holger Grünwald from German design studio Taobot show how you can use Photoshop to visualise ideas and concepts from your sketches.

  • Animated Flash stickers

    In the real world, people put stickers on things to send out messages and to grab the attention of passers-by, so why not try doing something similar using animation? Rex Crowle shows you how.

  • Get to the top of Google

    Make your website friendly to search engines like Google and you'll get more traffic, which means more business.

  • Create a brand package

    A-Side Studio provides a comprehensive guide to creating a cohesive brand package that will reflect the quality of your design venture.

  • Interactive panoramas

    By creating a fully-formed interactive panorama you and anyone else can step inside the worlds you create. Design duo Peskimo show you how to use to view your illustrations from a different perspective.

  • Build an interactive site

    Learn about the latest web technologies and add some interactivity to your website without having to get bogged down with code.

  • Movie effects in Flash

    Create a high-impact action sequence using cinematic editing techniques and special effects in Flash.

  • Pimp your space

    There's no doubt that a MySpace page is a pretty useful tool for designers. Why? Because in this industry networking is important. Sam Gilbey reveals a way to transform an average MySpace template into something a little slicker.

  • Create a payment system

    In the first two instalments of this three-part e-commerce series, you designed a site and built it using CSS. In this final stage, Jason Arber uses PayPal to add a shopping cart that'll handle all those vital transactions.
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