Cre@te Reviews

I used to buy Computer Arts every month until this came out, now I buy both or either if they look interesting. I'm a freelance designer while I'm at college, and while I definitely feel Cre@te is aimed at agency designers, there's a lot here that I find useful. Each issue seems to follow a particular theme, for example this ...

I was going to subscribe to Create just upon hearing of its existenc. It filled a huge gap in the market and was sorely needed. However, having picked up a copy, I can say that it’s not too bad, but is disparate and in the main, poorly written. In this way, it reflects the nature of the beast (the web that is). The internet ...

I was talking to someone about web design, and how I was stuck for a design for my website. They suggested that I bought this magazine for inspiration. Five pounds is alot of money for a magazine, especially one that is this thin, but you can see where your money is going. It has plenty of reviews of websites, from special projects to ...

Create magazine is an Internet magazine aimed at the web designer. However, I bought it for my first time after being an avid reader of .net magazine and have to say that I prefer .net The magazine say's that it cater's for web designers. However, the Cover CD has all the same software that we have all seen over and over again. ...

I picked up this magazine because I've got a thing about magazines and I have boxes full of them at home. I was expecting it just to be another poncy design mag, no good with regards to doing what clients and internet users actually want but very nice looking on my shelf. However, there's lots of stuff in here for the non-poncy ...

With the web taking off so significantly and the bandwith to many sites increasing it has become more important now, more than ever befor, to take a greater look at the design of web pages. The days are numbered for those white pages full of hyperlinks, poor content, uninteligable navigation and the very annoying POP UP WINDOW. ...

Hello, When I bought the first Cre@te mag I knew it would be good. Why? Well its made by Future, and all Future mags are good! The mag is aimed squarely at webdesigners or people working in the industry and I think it hits the target well. The magazine has a fresh, well layed out look and is extremely informative as well as being ...

No, I'm not writing this review from a loony bin, but Cre@te Online do seem to be rather infatuated with @s. I'm not a Web Designer but I want to be, and Cre@te Online has given me a great insight in to Web design. Each week they have sections such as: - News - Diary of a Launch (of a website) - in issue 3, for ...

Web designers, that's designers, not IT nerds,or web wizards, but designers, now have their own magazine! As with desktop publishing - people are eventually realising that the design is important, if not a vital, part of web content. The layout/content of the mag is slightly "arty" but I find it informative, interesting and ...

Yes i just will have to admit it that i do like this little magazine. I trust Future publishing that much that i saw an add for this mag in .net and decided to get a 6 month subscription without even seeing the magazine. However i must say that i am glad in doing this as the magazine is great and gives you some nice info on websites that you ...

It is, of course, too soon to pass any real judgement on this magazine, but what we have seen so far looks really good - similar to .Net but focussed on the development side of the industry, and with an excellent selection of tools on the coverdisk. My only quibble would be that they are catering to real professionals somewhat at the ...

With only one issue hot of the press it may be a little early to jump to conclusions about Future Publishing's latest IT magazine, Cre@te..( and just how are your supposed to pronounce that?!) Touting itself as the web designers bible the first issue mainly focused on Internet related issues, articles that wouldn't have been ...