Third, we also have Macromedia Fireworks. Macromedia’s design software is very much similar to Photoshop in terms of its features and accessibility. However, Photoshop has more effects and plug-ins than Fireworks – this is difference between these two programs. If you’ll choose Fireworks in creation of your design projects, I believe you will also do well in your works of art. Take note that its developer is Macromedia, a company that has been in lead for several years now because of its reliable and efficient software products.

There are still lots of design software applications available in market today. These include 3D Max, Studio MX, Quark XPress, Adobe Illustrator, Paint Shop Pro, Microsoft Publisher, Macromedia MX, and Macromedia Flash. With all these, decision is yours to make. It will be better if you try all of them first before choosing design software that perfectly suits you. Go, start and enjoy working now!

Take note that some displays will distort tiny dots to point where image is so speckled that it does not appear as a solid and firm color with distinct and appropriate combinations. These just make texts very hard to read over dithered color. Always use a browser safe color when using solid color as a design element. Some of safe colors should be used with caution and ease. It is said that most of eye operations are muscular and just like other muscles it tires out and even worn out.

In your eyes, cones respond to specific wavelengths of light. Your eye is filled with color decoding cones. Sometimes opposite cones in your eye start to kick in. Pure yellow strains your eyes more than any other color. Yellow attracts full attention of viewers.

Yellow and red colors sparingly are advisable to be used in your designs. Use them in a field that you really want to focus their attention with. Bright colors though are not that advantageous for websites since it causes fatigue to eyes of its viewers. Colors can draw or irritate a viewer, so choose colors wisely and appropriately.