Welcome to Design_Netwerk (*DN*), an online database featuring a

personalized collection of graphic-design resources currently available

on the internet. Listed resources include organizations that specialize

in various types of graphic design, including website design, multimedia

design, digital design, and many more. *DN* also offers choice selections

involving print and deco design (analog design), design forums

and galleries (collectives), as well as logo and marketing design

(identity design). Further, *DN* also features street-related design

sites, design-related employment sites, and even sites that are

so bloody awful that you should avoid them altogether...


There are several methods of searching the *DN* database: by subject,

alphabetically, or via term(s) search. Whenever possible, website

descriptions feature either quoted or paraphrased material from the

website itself. However, many websites warrant additional quasi-objectional

information in order to accurately convey the perceived essence and

relevancy of the graphic design entity in question. Again, the purpose of

*DN* is to serve as a guide to help you find graphic design resources

that suit your specific design needs...

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A word on categorization...

Although great care has been taken to organize the database in logical

fashion, many listings have been necessarily categorized arbitrarily.

For example, design organizations that specialize in a multitude of graphic-

design services, say, have been categorically listed as "graphic design",

which is to suggest that many different aspects of graphic design are

somehow represented by each of the organizations within this category.

Whenever possible, however, a primary design specialty is discerned and

issued as the organizational category. For example, a design company

may offer services that include website design, logo design, and digital

design, yet present a website that features primarily logo design content.

Thus, such sites are categorized according to the predominant type of

graphic design material. Nonetheless, regardless of how the information is

organized, please remember that *DN* provides multiple ways to navigate

the *DN* database: categorically, alphabetically, or via term(s) search.

-- So if you don't find it one way, please try another...


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