Archive for September, 2007

Green logo design with a reflective effect and a Navigational bar

The source site for this is: http://www.milanogw.net/work/troxo

Logo Design Idea

This nice green logo is created using a simple, boxy, italic font. A small customization is applied to the letter R and two lines are added to the right of the text, finished up with a reflective effect.

I also must mention the top navigational bar, I really like the way it is “hanging” from the top and the green and gray color combination that is used on it with the reflective effect.

Navigation design with diagonal lines, green and gray

The source site for this is: http://www.milanogw.net/work/troxo

Navigation Design Idea

Diagonal lines, grays and greens look awesome. This is a very nice design. I love it. That do you think? What can be added? I can’t think of anything.

Gray diamonds website background pattern

The source for this one is: http://www.orangeonweb.com

Another background gray pattern. Looks nice with the orange and other bright colors on the webpage.

Gray Diamonds Website Background Pattern

Narrow & long layout with nice header and crest logo

The source site for this is: http://cabanadigital.com

Glossy, Crest Type Logo Idea

This is a unique site, the crest like logo with the glossy effect on the rays of light shining from below, the header design and the entire layout is not like much I’ve seen. It is narrow and long. I like the header and the footer with the silhouetes of “vegetation” and flowers.

Simple mail function in PHP

Here is a quick PHP email function. Just change the variables to your information and use it.

<?php

$toName = “To Name”;
$toEmail = “toemail@domain.com”;
$fromEmail = fromemail@domain.com;

$subject = “Email Message Subject Text”;

$msg = “Email message text <b>Can be HTML formatted</b>”;

$headers = “From: \”Your Real Name\” <” . $fromEmail . “>\r\n”.
“To: \” . $toName . “\” <” . $toEmail . “>\r\n”.
“Date: “.date(“r”).”\r\n”.
“Subject: ” . $subject . “\r\n”.
“Content-type: text/html; charset=us-ascii”;

mail($toEmail, $subject, $msg, $headers);

 ?>