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Adobe Newsletters 20 February 2007
Today I got the very first issue of Adobe's new digital magazine. Aimed at Designers, Photogrpahers & Video Pro's it's packed with inspiration galore.
There's an interesting article on Nikes Website - if you havn't checked it out it's at: http://www.nike.com/...ex.html?lang=uk
It's very flash intensive but gives a rich user experience.
I must say I enjoyed the read, navigatiting around the magazine wasn't the most intuitive and user friendly design but netherless it's still fine to get around as you click the page numbers (or arrows) on the right hand side to browse the magazine.
You can sign up to the magazine here: http://www.adobemagazine.com/ie/
You can view the First edition here: http://www.adobe.com...zine/adobemag1/
Another Adobe newsletter worth mentioning is "Adobe Edge" published every 6 weeks it covers latest happenings on the web with focuses on Flash and CSS.
Check out the latest issue here: http://www.adobe.com...ge/january2007/
There's an interesting article on Nikes Website - if you havn't checked it out it's at: http://www.nike.com/...ex.html?lang=uk
It's very flash intensive but gives a rich user experience.
I must say I enjoyed the read, navigatiting around the magazine wasn't the most intuitive and user friendly design but netherless it's still fine to get around as you click the page numbers (or arrows) on the right hand side to browse the magazine.
You can sign up to the magazine here: http://www.adobemagazine.com/ie/
You can view the First edition here: http://www.adobe.com...zine/adobemag1/
Another Adobe newsletter worth mentioning is "Adobe Edge" published every 6 weeks it covers latest happenings on the web with focuses on Flash and CSS.
Check out the latest issue here: http://www.adobe.com...ge/january2007/
Comments
I absolutely agree, people that are "Industry Leaders" should always practice what they preach... and lead by example. It's a shame they don't do that as many Designers/Coders now look into the code to see how websites are made & people that know their stuff such as yourselfs will pick out the faults and tell others, hopefully it will work it's way back to Adobe. I also noticed the actual email newsletter was all done in tables rather than CSS!
