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I want to do my own website headers, where to get the graphic elements?

by MrPete2000
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I've been having a lot of trouble finding reliable designers and I'm at the end of my rope... I don't know what else to do except take the "Do it Yourself" approach and make up my own banners and headers.

I need someone to point me in the right direction and let me know where I can get graphic elements that are useful for creating headers.

All I want to do is create headers for my squeeze pages and email newsletters, no serious design work involved.

Thanks for the help!
Pete
#elements #graphic #headers #website
  • Profile picture of the author 3Knikkers
    You can try vector. us They've got a lot of free stuff
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  • Profile picture of the author momtraders
    I go to dreamstime, or themeforest to get my design elements.
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  • Profile picture of the author problog
    Search for XHeader, they have a free version with around 500 header designs, I have the pro version which has about 5,000 headers I think. Easy to use and there are some great designs in there.
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  • Profile picture of the author MrPete2000
    Thanks for the great resources!

    Have a great weekend. :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author webpeon
    Hi Zivkovicp,

    I have a friend that recently had a WSO claim WSO of the day for a product that does this. Its been about a month since Ive seen the link but i'll see if I can extract it from our fb groups page for ya.


    Edit: After taking a closer look at the product it may not be suitable but here is the link for you anyway. http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...-needed.html#1 Sally's awesome, always helpful.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tkyles1009
    Honestly, I know it may be a little bit of a headache initially but I would recommend getting photoshop or gimp and learning to create your own headers and logos it'll pay off in the long run
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    • Profile picture of the author MrPete2000
      Originally Posted by Tkyles1009 View Post

      Honestly, I know it may be a little bit of a headache initially but I would recommend getting photoshop or gimp and learning to create your own headers and logos it'll pay off in the long run

      I'm using a mac and I already have "Pixelmator" which is basically a slightly less powerful version of Photoshop, but still supports about 95% of all the features most people ever use... and it's like $50

      Thanks for the vote of confidence. I image it's just going to be a matter of practice.
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  • Profile picture of the author Nauman K
    Well the best place is to search some related Image on Google search, crop them out in Photoshop,
    search out for some font website like dafont.com select a better font which you like most and start work in photoshop.
    Thanks
    Nauman K
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