add glossy buttons to a website

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Hi,

I am developing a website in which i want to add some glossy buttons in it. Since i m not much experienced in designing, i m stuck in it.
Any help/guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Posted 29-Dec-11 20:35pm

Tanzy123

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Nickos_me · Answer 1 · 2011-12-29T20:39:00

Solution 1

If you have no experience and don't want to waste time, I reccomend you this service[^]. I think, if uou google it, you can find better services with rich functionality.

Posted 29-Dec-11 20:39pm

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Tanzy123 30-Dec-11 6:01am

Thanks Nickos_me...

Sandeep Mewara · Answer 2 · 2011-12-29T21:03:00

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You can achieve it using a combination of CSS and design work.

The background images and fades are done in a program like photoshop, gimp or paint or MS PowerPoint. For this, you need to dive into web design, which means CSS and graphics applications. Or else, as suggested in other answer, you can design & download the glossy looking images from third party websites and use it.

Alternatively, you can work in Silverlight where XAML can provide you an easy rich internet applications.

Posted 29-Dec-11 21:03pm

Sandeep Mewara

Updated 29-Dec-11 21:07pm

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Nickos_me 30-Dec-11 7:57am

Meh.. Strange recommendation - use Silverlight because of simple buttons, or because Silverlight is simple when manual web development is hard :)

Sandeep Mewara 30-Dec-11 11:59am

Use Silverlight to get real rich User Interface, if needed.