A while ago, John Willis posted an article with 10 worst forms of CAPTCHAs. Yesterday, I found another form of CAPTCHA that could be added to his list. This is an image from file hosting service RapidShare.com
What do you think the four letters are?
Have you ever encountered such an aweful form of CAPTCHA like me? Show them. The Spanner created an innovative CAPTCHA called CODETCHA but is mainly focused on programmers.
It is the worst captcha ever. I got a captcha I couldn't read or decode for the life of me. Heck, even I'd prefer that ridiculous solve this ridiculous integral with all God's sines and cosines and cotangents captcha...
It's been a year since Jeremy Adam Davis started to get more into the design aspect of computers but Jeremy likes to share some things that frustrates him as he makes this push.
If you have worked much with CSS opacity, you know that one of the most frustrating things about it is that by setting it on any page element, it forces it child elements to be transparent also. CSS-Tricks shows a lovely workaround using transparent PNG fills.
Design Bump is a social media site dedicated to design. There are far too few sites focusing on all that design has to offer. It affects us in our daily lives and, if you have a talent for it, you can be a great commodity to society.
Free quality icon packs that'll make you droolIconsPedia is one of the leading resources where you can download high quality icons for free. I gathered a lot of quality icon packs, for your inspiration but you can also use them where you... + Full Story
[Inspiration] The beauty of 3d typographyEverybody loves typography in design. Playing around with characters in an awesome way really gets the attention of the viewer, especially when the typography is in motion.
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