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			<ttl>120</ttl><item>  <title>Free Icons, Dropdown Navigation &amp; More</title>  <link>http://henryhoffman.com/free-icons-dropdown-navigation-and-more.html</link>  <description><![CDATA[ <p>
I apologise for the short gap between recent blog posts but I am in
mid-preparation for a round-the-world gap year experience and time
isn't falling at my feet. I have however decided to spend an evening
creating a sort of web designer toolbox in which your average Joe
designer can just quickly pull out a themed set of icons and other
design elements and plonk it into their mockup. 
</p>
<p>
These will hopefully
save some people some time and should be of use to beginner designer's
who wish to learn how to create scalable artwork in Photoshop.
</p>
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Have you ever wanted to create the Firefox logo in a scalable Photoshop format? Probably not, but now you can anyway.
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<p>
This tutorial is a good way to get to grips with creating scalable graphics in Photoshop and the skills discussed can be carried over to logo design, icon design, UI design and a whole load of other practical uses. The Photoshop source file is included.&nbsp;
</p>
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I have ploughed through several pure CSS star rating
systems, only to find that many use either unnecessarily large images (defining
every state) or bloated mark-up in both HTML and CSS. 
</p>
<p>
In this post I talk through an example
of a new and elegant approach that uses some CSS trickery and a single image
defining the three states of static, hover and active.
</p>
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