#weblayouts

Lately I’ve realised that it seems like our website is built and written for customers. Clients. Robots, almost. I want to get a few things straight. We do not try to pressure you into buying our products. We offer you free stuff and if you like what we offer, you could try one of our products and see how you’ll like it. We are human, you are human and we’re trying to get our website written for humans as well. Simplicity is key We don’t know much about marketing strategies at all. We know about people. We’re hoping we can put our people-knowledge into our website to make it appeal to you, and not the customer we wanted to attract at first glance. Our website is simple. It’s for the simple minded that want to learn all about Photoshop and designing in a quick and easy way. That’s not marketing-talk. That’s straight up the essence of our website. So we invite you to have a look around, pick a fun Photoshop tutorial and have your way with it. Own that tutorial. Work it like Tyra Banks works the catwalk on a regular basis. Most importantly, have fun with it. Ofcourse if you have any questions about your tutorial, the text that’s on our website or our website on it’s own, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Hello, Sara! Or Ben, or Jimmy, or... We realize that maybe you’re not interested in what we have to say. I write for a certain group, certain people and it may not appeal to all of you. I like to pretend I’m talking to somebody of that group, just one person. Right now I’m writing to a single woman in her twenties, named Sara. Sara’s just done with college and is looking to get into designing this very moment. She found us via Google. So hello Sara, welcome to our website. Welcome to photoshop-web.com. I hope you have a great time exploring our tutorials. To all of you that are not named Sara, you’re just as welcome as she is. Wander around. Take your time to explore.