If you’ve been looking around at WordPress themes, or websites in general, hopefully you’ve already come across WooThemes. Here at AllStruck we strive for high quality with and standards which rapidly evolve to both keep high quality and to achieve more and more for less and less. We’ve used all sorts of outlets for themes, including designing and developing many from scratch, and while we continue to use these other sources often; WooThemes is our first go-to option when a good website needs to be made quickly and affordably.

We recommend WooThemes so often that it has made a lot of sense to join their affiliate program and be rewarded through commission for these referrals. Being part of this community even has its own perks, and today we’re offering it out to you: 20% instant savings on the total of you bill when you use this coupon code within three days: 4E5C00B. This discount includes single themes, theme packs, and even full memberships. So what are you waiting for?

Every ‘WooTheme’ is developed around a core framework making each unique theme actually very easy to manage as a developer or designer. Anyone can very easily customize many elements of the themes, some more than others, but any talented web designer and developer can quickly customize any of them to their heart’s content.

If you’re a developer or designer that uses WordPress, you need to invest some time learning about WooThemes. Each theme may be purchased with the accompanying PSD file or not depending on your needs. Creating child themes of WooThemes is something they specifically design for.

So here is that coupon code again, in case you missed it. Have a great time!

4E5C00B

Use coupon code above for 20% off at WooThemes.com.
(Valid until 9/1/2011)

]]> http://allstruck.com/discount-on-premium-wordpress-themes-from-woothemes/feed/ 0 http://allstruck.com/adobe-illustrator-cs4-slices/ http://allstruck.com/adobe-illustrator-cs4-slices/#comments Wed, 03 Feb 2010 10:02:15 +0000 david http://allstruck.com/?p=669 Using Adobe Illustrator CS4 for web design during template / skin / layout creation would be very difficult and tedious, were it not for “Slices”.

You can draw slices in Adobe CS4 after a mockup has been approved, and use the Save for Web & Devices window to fine tune the name and type of each slice, as well as select the format for each image slice (png, jpg, etc.). For more in depth instruction and details see the Adobe help article.

The example graphic here shows a blank website template that has been sliced into the appropriate portions needed in the XHTML/CSS layout code. Typically we create our mockups for a design like this in Illustrator, and being able to then clean-up, finalize, slice, and save, right in Illustrator, is certainly a handy process to know about.

Here comes CS5, are you ready?