As it does not really fit in just one category, i just add it here:
i would really like it, if you could also include famous alternatives, like for example open source gimp or inkscape. As they are free and have a really growing community, they are just good for beginners and some design students.

6. Photography (Least Fav Post – I like photography but I’m not as into it as others except when I use them in my design. But, regardless, I still like seeing what’s out there.)

7. I’d like to see more Web Design basics or advance tips and tricks (especially with CSS tutorials) – only because I’m more apt to read up on that material based on the work I’m in now.

thanks so much for such a great site with loads of useful info!! :)

1. Re-Design Contest.
I want to a regular contest based on My Design Contest in which all brief are given including copy, logo, sizes etc. And then participants should be asked to design/re-design any assignment according to your creativity. The best entry will be no.1 and awarded.

2. My Design Process

3. Graphic Design Resources

4. Logo Design Contest

5. Tips for Design Students

6. Typography

I know that I’m posting after the contest but I’m so new at your site! Anyway, I would really like to see an article on copyright and all that good stuff. In particular, what do you do and how do you deal with knowing that once you post your work/portfolio online, anyone can pretty much view it/take it and use it as their own?

Kristarella,
I still am yet to drop your other book off at your place but it is coming :P Thanks for the feedback!

Gah! Ran out of room for stuff I like! Guest articles are okay; they’re a great way to keep things going when you’re on holidays, but you build up a rapport with your readers, not just your blog with its readers, but you. I don’t always value guest posts as much, unless they’re super good!

Competitions are cool too, although you don’t want that to be all the blog does as well!

I will also take your other suggestions into consideration. I was also surprised by how often my design process was in the top 5 favourite posts… same with web design as I don’t often post much on web design so I will try to do more on this also.

Arnold,
We post about similar aspects I suppose but other than that our blogs are quite different… but he was the man that made me get into blogging so I do have to thank him for that!

6. Tutorials

(Please don’t include me in the contest. I just wanted to comment)

I’d also love to see insights into creativity in e-commerce design and. Keep up the great site. It’s always so refreshing to be able to click on my RSS feed and know there will be a cool new article which gets straight to the point.

6) Social Media Tips & Resources

(2) Inspiration (It’s one of our main reasons for browsing the web)

(3) Tutorials/ Knowledge Transfer (Lifelong Learning is a priority for us)

(4) The Online Design Community (Networking with other creatives is incredibly powerful)

(5) Giveaways & Competitions (Let’s be honest if we hadn’t spotted this post with a freebie book we wouldn’t have been as inclined to post feedback :D )

(6) Anything Programming related (Don’t get me wrong, without programming our stuff wouldn’t work, but we’re more interested in the design/ the front-end – CSS, XHTML, SEO, – all these things are important, but we prefer to focus on the design side)

FEEDBACK – This is a wonderful resource Jacob, and it’s where we began our search for online design info (we found you through your free ebook). There are links that branch out across a network of designers, blogs and social media sites – it’s fantastic.

It’d be great if you could add more visuals and interactivity to your website (flash is good for this and it’s less confining). People tend to skim read and images are read faster than words. Video content would be a great addition – Maybe something showing how you work?

One last point – Digital art is incredible and a superb result of today’s creative technologies – but it’s important to remember that it’s still just one of many tools available to us, and that we must always acknowledge how it all began: with a pencil, with paint and a canvas or a stick on a cave wall. Maybe a post about the Root’s of Creativity would be beneficial for all?

Thanks for JCD :)

Katherine and Johnny

I really do think that your design processes are a vital part of your blog, and its success so would love to see more.

As it does not really fit in just one category, i just add it here:
i would really like it, if you could also include famous alternatives, like for example open source gimp or inkscape. As they are free and have a really growing community, they are just good for beginners and some design students.

#2 – Graphic Design

#3 – Typography

#4 – My Design Process

#5 – Designer Articles

I think your site is a great resource Jacob, especially for someone just starting out like myself!

I think even more articles about the birth of a design idea, networking, resources etc would be very useful and very appreciated!

Meg :)

thanks!

I’d love to see more articles on how other designers, such as yourself, plan, execute and produce amazing designs!

On the other hand, great blog!

-KayHwee

Great blog. Thanks.

i’d be glad too see in-depth post about creativity and freelancing
and a process of working with a real world design case
you’ve doin nice job *thumbs up*