A recruiter just spends about six seconds on a resume – the length of a Vine video. Thus it is important to find a way to make your resume stand out of tons of other resumes, particularly when you are in design. Impressive resume designs show your potential employer that you're full of outstanding ideas, a creative person with plenty of imagination to spare.

While creative CV design may not work with an economist or a lawyer, it's ideal for designers and artists. Self-promotion via print is a new trend these days, so design to impress. Here are a few awesome resume ideas you can draw inspiration from. Creative is the word of the day!

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1. Infographics Resume by Chen Zhi Liang

2. Curriculum Vitae / Resume by Ashley Spencer

3. Self Promotion Mailer by Pat Schlaich

4. My CV / resume by João Andrade

5. SELF-PROMOTION by Leonardo Zakour

6. CV | RESUME by Giorgi Bou

7. Self Promotion: Resume & Job Application by Vidar Olufsen

8. My Resume by Gabriel Ghnassia

9. Infographic CV by Ana Lourenco

10. Self Promotion by Tai Hsiung Huang

11. Resume | Self Promotion by Errol Veloso

12. Personal Stationery by Alysa Choudri

13. My Resume by Navdeep Raj

14. DM – Personal Promo + Identity by Daniela Milier

15. Graphic Resume/ CV by Sara Catanzariti

16. Self-Promotion ’12 by Joel Silva

17. xsarax // CV by xsarax

18. Curriculum Vitae (CV) by ZI-HUAI SHEN

19. Self Promotion – ID by Natasha Hellegouarch

20. Self Promotion by Colm O Connor

21. Curriculum Vitae by Gauthier Saillard

22. Creative Self Branding by Mackenzie Prather

23. Curriculum Vitae by Leonardo Perez Gutierrez

24. Self Promotion / Stationary by Pamela Espana

25. Curriculum Vitae & Web design Ryan Eccleston

26. SELF PROMOTION 2011 by Chul hwee Kim

27. Self Promotion and Cv by Martin Zarian

28. Curriculum Vitae by Giuliana Castelliti

29. CV by Mikaila Barber

30. Josh Fein Creative Resume / Self Promo by Joshua Fein

31. Self Promotion by Siri Lonvik

32. SMOG Creative CV by Miguel Rato

33. Resume by jesss33

34. Creative Resume by Kristina Bolante

35. Self Promotion by Rebecca Liggins

36. Hey! Curriculum Vitae by Elsa Semin

37. Self-promotion kit by Skrybchenko Daria

38. CV Resume by islasraul

39. Elegant Modern Resume by Ramzi Hachicho

40. Resume by Allison Brunton

41. Creative CV by Russelle Justine Fernandez

42. Resume + Design Process Infographic by Stephanie Bullock

43. The One Page Resume by Grydster Design

44. Infographic Resume by Qianhui Tan

45. Resume – Poster design by Tushar Ghei

46. Self Promotion by Guillem Boti

47. MY HAND-DRAWN RESUME by NOVEMBER HOMESTUDIO

48. Resume / Job application by Jesper Winther

49. INFOGRAPHIC RESUME by matthew hall

50. Resume – work in progress by Rus Adrian Ewald

Sometimes we need to serve specific content or tweak to certain Web browsers. There are several ways to do so. For example, we can use the JavaScript BrowserDetect.browser function. We can also use the following comment tags to exclusively target Internet Explorer.

Modernizr is useful for feature detection of the browsers, so that we are able to patch the functionalities that are not supported. We can also use CSS3 media query, though it is not designed to retrieve browser information, it is useful to address the website presentation particularly in mobile browsers.

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PHP Browser Detection

However, all of those methods are only altering the front side, while the actual content in the document’s markup remain unaffected. Say, we have two <div> elements one for Internet Explorer, and one for the other. These two elements will actually remain on the document regardless of the browsers.

In some cases, these methods might not be the ideal solution. So, the only viable option would be to use the server-side language, like PHP. If you are using WordPress, there is an easy to do so with a plugin called PHP Browser Detection.

Conditional Functions

When this plugin has been activated, it will give you nothing in the Dashboard. Instead, it provides several conditional functions to use in your theme files – such as page.php, index.php and others. It allows detection in all popular desktop and mobile devices – such as iPad and iPhone.

Basic Usage

Let’s see some usage examples. Say, we want to show notification only to Internet Explorer users. We can write something like this inside the header.php under the <body>.

 <?php if ( is_IE() ) { $browserInfo = php_browser_info(); $browser = $browserInfo[browser]; $version = $browserInfo[version]; echo '<div class="browser-notification">You are using '.$browser.' '.$version.' . Please, update your browser for better experience.</div>'; }; ?> 

With a few style adjustment in the stylesheet, Internet Explorer users will see the following.

But, when we see it in other browsers – Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome– the notification markup is not generated.

As mentioned, we can also target for mobile devices, which is very useful to optimize your WordPress site on the mobile platform. Assuming that you have enabled the post thumbnail support in your theme, we can add the following function to your index.php to serve lower image resolutions in mobile device, and higher resolutions for desktop browsers.

 <?php if ( is_mobile() ) { the_post_thumbnail( 'small' ); } else { the_post_thumbnail( 'large' ); }; ?> 

Those are only a few examples, head over to the WordPress.org page to see about this plugin in more detail.

It is fun to look at the sky at clouds that caught our attention when we were kids (and even when we are adults). The pure natural ‘cotton-candy’ of the skies fascinates quite a number of photographers who make it a point to capture these beautiful phenomena on photographs. When they turn that into wallpapers, that’s where we come in.

What we have here is a gallery of clouds, a pile-up of 22 beautiful and breathtaking cloud wallpapers for this week’s Wallpaper Wednesday. May these clouds bring back the calming effect you’ve been experiencing from those cloud-watching adventures you had when you were a kid yourself.

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Welcome Spring Wallpaper. Available in the following size(s): 1136×640, 1440×900, 1600×900, 1600×1200, 1680×1050, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 2048×1536, 2560×1600, 2560×1600, 2880×1800.

The Land Of The Rising Sun. Available in the following size(s): 1024×768, 1280×800, 1280×1024, 1440×900, 1600×1200, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 2560×1600.

Clouds Landscape. Available in 2560×1920.

Clouds Above Night. Available in various sizes.

Through The Clouds Wallpaper Pack. Available in the following size(s): 640×960, 768×1024, 1280×800, 1440×900, 1680×1060, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 4912×3264.

Flow. Available in 4608×3072.

Shake. Available in 4608×3072.

Swiss Alps Serenity. Available in the following size(s): 640×960, 960×800, 1024×1024, 1920×1080, 2670×1920, 3252×1951.

Clouds II. Available in the following size(s): 1600×900, 2560×1440.

Clouds 15. Available in 1918×1196.

MBP Clouds Wallpaper. Available in the following size(s): 1440×900, 1920×1200.

16. Available in the following size(s): 1024×768, 1280×800, 1280×1024, 1440×900, 1600×1200, 1680×1050, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 2560×1600.

Through Clouds. Available in the following size(s): 640×960, 1024×1024, 1280×720, 1366×768, 1440×900, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 2560×1440.

Cloud Wallpaper. Available in the following size(s): 640×960, 960×800, 960×854, 1024×1024, 1440×1280, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 2560×1440, 2560×1600.

Clouds. Available in 2560×1600. Two version.

Dulcet. Available in 4608×372.

Sky Clouds. Available in 2560×1600.

Flying Free. Available in the following size(s): 640×960, 1024×1024, 1366×768, 1280×800, 1440×900, 1920×1200, 1920×1080, 2560×1440.

Light And Clouds. Available in 5000×3312.

Clouds Wallpaper. Available in the following size(s): 1280×800, 1280×1024, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 2560×1440, 2560×1600.

Way To Nowhere. Available in 2560×1600.

There is certainly an overabundance of project management and team collaboration apps these days, making it hard to choose the best one for you or your team. I myself, have had trouble choosing which app is best and have finally discovered one that I admire and recommend: Azendoo.

Azendoo brings a fresh approach to team collaboration with a lot of handy features perfect for managing projects remotely. With backup from Cloud services and apps like Drive, Evernote, Dropbox, and Box.net, plus advanced team messaging that supports voting and out of the ordinary file sharing all packaged up in a gorgeous user interface and great navigation, Azendoo is worth checking out.

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Getting Started

Unlike other Web apps Azendoo provides a Google sign-up that instantly connects you to your Google account and available content from Google Drive.

After connecting your Google Drive account you can then create your workspace using an easy step-by-step process.

After you have finished signing up and you have created your workspace you can now go ahead and invite your co-workers and anyone else in your team working on the workspace or project you created.

Currently, Until July 12th 2013, Azendoo allows you to invite as many people as you want at no extra cost and without limitation. At the end of the offer, you will keep your newly invited collaborators, without changing the price of your initial subscription.

Tasks and Schedules

Just like any other project management apps the basis of your projects are the tasks you have assigned for that project. Unlike other Web apps, there is only an option to set a task for certain dates and not set a long-term goal for that task.

When you first add text, all that is required is a name. No description, tags, target date or the likes until you click Edit or Settings for that one task. I myself, would say that is a bit easier and quicker to create tasks; but for some that may want more options from the get-go.

Editing a task allows you to attach files to that particular task, add descriptions, target dates, goals, team members and more. This sidebar edit panel is also easy to navigate in and has a nice design.

Team Collaboration and Messaging

Azendoo also brings a fresh approach with speaking to team members, sharing files via all your storage services, sharing images and video, scheduling and lots more.

The messaging system is quite simple to use; to send a file you simply choose which service you would like to send with: Google Drive, Evernote, Box.net, Dropbox, or simply using your computer's files.

Another cool and noteworthy feature of the Azendoo messaging system is the ability to add subjects to your messages, whether they be schedules, tasks, events, projects or even workspaces.

You can also ask team members to vote on a subject or change in the project. Voting supports everything messaging does including the ability to add projects, workspaces and so on.

Subjects

Subjects in Azendoo allow your team to keep active in one project or subject of your choice. For example if you had to give out many tasks to each of your team members or a group of team members based on different projects or work, you can easily create tasks and assign them to any of your team members.

Within each subject you can easily share links, images, documents, files, messages and even send entire projects back in forth within only that one subject. This is ideal if you have different departments like designers and developers and only want to collaborate on those tasks only.

Themes

Themes are great if you want to add your company branding or your personalized look to Azendoo. Themes allow you to change the color scheme of Azendoo, the background image and also the secondary app logo.

Notifications

One of the smaller features of Azendoo includes a notification system tailored to your needs. Whether you want to get notified of team members finishing a task, creating a new workspace, reaching a deadline or of new messages in your Inbox, you can get notified easily.

Settings are there to allow you to receive the notifications on your mobile phone, email or in-app.

Pricing

The pricing for Azendoo is decent, especially when compared to similar Web apps. Simply put, the amount of money you pay is the amount of storage you want per person.

For example, if you want 1 GB of shared storage per person you would pay $5/person.

Advantages

• Instantly sign-up with your Google Account
• Free customized in-app branding
• Sync your content to your account from Google Drive, Box.net, Dropbox and Evernote
• Reasonable and affordable account and team pricing
• Easy to maneuver, sleek and colorful app design
• Easily organize your tasks, set schedules and more.
• Advanced team messaging system with file, image and video support
• Export your content and planner to Evernote
• Allow your team members to request subjects (or, tags) for your workspace and projects
• Easily take votes about your project, changes or different tasks with your team.

Disadvantages

• No main dashboard (only a sidebar menu) to show all your projects on one easy accessible page.
• No quick-nav button for exporting to Google Drive. Only Evernote.
• No list option for messages.
• For some, the "Pay for storage person" is not convenient for them. No alternative to subscribe.
• No long-term task management. Only scheduled by date.

Conclusion

So now the question lies: Is Azendoo really worth it? My answer is yes, Azendoo is worth giving a try. The design of Azendoo is beautiful and the layout, menu, screen and dashboard are super simple to navigate through.