For some clever designers, linking from page to page just doesn’t make sense. Why jump all over the place when you can just scroll to where you’re going? Check out these creative one-page websites with a smooth scroll.

Are you up for a design challenge? David Sherwin is currently putting together a book for HOW Design Press, and your work could be featured!

As a graphic design instructor, and as a professional designer, I hear the same things over and over again. I’m not sure where the rumors started, or how they continue to grow, but I thought it was time that someone set the record straight.

Each week, I bookmark my favorite design-related websites, photos, and blog articles to share in this weekly post. This week, all of my favorites are educational. There is something here for everyone, no matter what your knowledge level.

So you’re ready to Twitter? You may want to consider creating a custom background for your Twitter page. Check out these creative backgrounds, along with each Tweeter’s name and 140 character description. You might just find some great new people to follow!

I had been avoiding Twitter for a while. I didn’t have a lot of spare time, and I was worried it would just be another daily distraction. But, it wasn’t long before I saw the advantages that Twitter offers. To me, it is obvious: all designers should be on Twitter.

This week, it was brought to my attention that two of my favorite design portfolio sites had been outright copied not once but many times by scammers claiming to be designers.

As I’m doing research for Creative Opera, I come across lots of design-related websites, photos, and blog articles that I think are inspiring, educational, or just plain entertaining. Each week, I bookmark my favorites to share in this weekly post. This week, my favorites range from hilarious to incredibly useful.