10 Great Website Button Tutorials

Valerie
March 8, 2010

Navigation is an extremely important, maybe even the most important aspect of any website.

Most of us have been trained to look for a button to push when we want to move forward into a website. That button should be easily recognizable as well as good looking. If you were on a website to create a custom invitation, and you couldn’t find the portion of the site that allows you to add your own text, upload a design or price your order, more than likely you would give up in frustration and move on to another more user-friendly site. A great way to make that oh-so-important navigation easy on the eyes as well as the mouse is by creating clear eye-catching buttons. Here are 10 great tutorials on creating website buttons. veerle.duoh.com - Creating Flexible Buttons Using Photoshop Shapes and Styles devwebpro.com - Industrial Style Navigation Buttons toxiclab.org - Button Tutorial photoshopstar.com - Professional Glossy Download Button designnewz.com - Shut Down Icon designtutorials.info - Volume Control Widget tutorialized.com - Creative Menu Bar tutorialized.com - Action Button Design in Photoshop tutorialized.com - Pearl Download Icon tutorialized.com - Create a pixel perfect social media icon

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