Posted on 21 December 2009 by Deep
In most online business the revenue of the site solely depends on the registered and active users and Making the visitor of your site to sign up isn’t easy, nobody likes to fill in forms .
Web forms bridge the gap between the product and the customer therefore, we designers, need to figure out sound design make the form completion process easy.
But while designing the Signup page / form lot question will arise in designers mind like how should the text box / buttons should look? alignment of labels in form? the size of the textbook, where to place the tooltip link ?, to name a few. To help you in that, here i’ve collected 30 examples of nicely designed and implemented sing-up page/ form design, in various style formats which suit the over all website design perfectly , hope you like this collection



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Posted on 09 November 2009 by yugu
If you have a broken link on your site or the pages, which don’t exist any longer, have moved to a new server or have never existed at all, visitors will get an internal error message from the server. However, by default these messages aren’t that helpful
Whilst a well designed page can provide a means to find what they are looking for, wouldn’t it be great to display related information visitor might be interested or even redirecting them back to main page in a custom 404 page, here we have collected some 50 cool custom 404 pages just to inspire you, well not all are very informative some are simply an image or just with funny message but still it goes with the site itself..

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Posted on 21 April 2009 by yugu
This post is a part for dzineblog’s interface design inspiration series, the series which focuses on inspiration on graphic user interface designs that will help you in enhancing your interface design skills,
Sometimes Before footers were used for the copyright notice and secondary navigation. Most footers are rather boring and uninspiring. Designers often use the bottom area to mention everything they haven’t found place for at the top of the site. E.g. disclaimers, W3C-buttons, copyright but etc, now In a lot of sites, footers are no longer a single line copyright text and/or a simple secondary navigation; They count as a factor every web designer needs to pay attention to when designing, just like to any other element.
Each footer is unique and has its own role of the site. I have collected 30 Beautiful Footer Designs around the web, each with different style and content. Some of the examples here use visual elements to make the design of the footer more interesting, and others are simply providing navigation or information in the footer


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Posted on 26 March 2009 by yugu
This post is a part for dzineblog’s interface design inspiration series, the series which focuses on inspiration on graphic user interface designs that will help you in enhancing your interface design skills,
While designing a login form/page a lot doubts will arise, For example, should it be login, log in or sign in? How should the forgot password link be written? What about including a cancel button? Should it be keep me signed in or remember me on this computer? Should the layout be horizontal or vertical?, should login be a separate page or light window kind of approach - to help you in that, Here I’ve collected 36 Beautiful login interface designs, to get inspired and to find out a best solution that suits your need



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Posted on 06 December 2008 by yugu
The Comment form, is an important part of interface design that usually appears at the end of an article. Comment Form should have appealing typography, ordered element placement (name, e-mail, etc.), colors which induces the reader to comment.
Here are some samples of clean comment forms collected from various websites and blogs.
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Dzineblog presents you “Interface Design Inspirations“, a series of articles to enhance your interface design skills. Interface design inspiration extends knowledge on designing Comment form, Login, Sign up, Search form, Video players, Page navigation, Menus, Footers, Headers and so on…
Hope you get inspired by the following series.






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