Since the mighty return of Steve Jobs, Apple has become the main reference in marketing, design and innovation of this decade. Copying anything, no matter how good it is, is always a bit phony to me, but in case you insist in giving that apple touch to your web designs, here you can find some useful tutorials compiled by Dainis Graveris for “1st web designer”.
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January 4th
Sweet tuts G, although they say imitation is the most sincerest form of flattery It’s still imitation. I like unique…one of a kind, not to say that I wouldn’t take this from here and that from there and put it all together in my package because I would but I would never copy someone elses style completely. Then it wouldn’t be mine.
January 8th
u can always learn from the method if not content, sherwood. I’ve learned a lot bout gradients from the tutuorials we’ve had, and how a few simple ones add so much depth where before they always seemed cheesy to me. Cuz I was n prob still am doing them wrong. But a tutorial just shows u how, u learn from growing away from there.
January 11th
@Jjay I too think gradients look cheesy. They have to be very, VERY subtle and well thought to look elegant an pro.