The web design for Unleaded Software’s corporate website will be featured in an upcoming book titled “The Web Designer’s Idea Book,” by Patrick McNeil. Denver’s Unleaded Software is honored to be recognized as one of the top web design firms in the industry. Here is the link to pre-order your copy.
From the author’s website:
The Web Designer’s Idea Book
The ultimate guide to trends and patterns in web design. An encyclopedia of design for your inspirational pleasure. The book is a result of the site Design Meltdown and is a direct reflection of the trend tracking approach used there.
The author, Patrick McNeil, runs Design Meltdown and a small host of other sites in addition to being a monthly writer for .Net magazine. Recently he was a guest speaker at the Future of Web Design conference. Patrick’s love for design and technology has fueled his passion for tracking industry trends.
Unleaded Software has granted permission to F+W Publications to feature its corporate website design, http://www.unleadedsoftware.com/, in a new design book tentatively titled “The Web Designer’s Idea Book.” The author, Patrick McNeil, is the founder of www.designmeltdown.com, which has featured Unleaded’s web design work in the past. This will be the first industry publication that has featured Unleaded’s design and we are very excited! Unleaded Software always strives to produce cutting-edge web design and its great to be recognized for our hard work.
About F+W Publications (from www.fwpublications.com): With nearly 3,000 titles in print and nearly a century of publishing history, F+W is proud to be one of the largest enthusiast book publishers in the world. F+W readers make this rich tradition of publishing possible. F+W publishes HOW magazine (www.howdesign.com), I.D. (www.idonline.com), the international design magazine, and Print magazine (www.printmag.com). F+W also publishes the graphic design book series, HOW Design Books (http://www.howdesign.com/store/index.asp) which will be the branch that features Unleaded’s web design. For more info about the author, Patrick McNeil, visit his blog at www.pmcneil.com.
