Filed under: Design, Utilities, web 2.0
Make shiny buttons at Da Button Factory
If you need a button the web in a pinch, Da Button Factory has you covered. It's a quick and easy "shiny" button generator with lots of custom options that are easy to control. You can change colors, fonts, shadow effects and borders with a few clicks, and there's a gallery of decent-looking example buttons to get you started.
The main problem with Da Button Factory is the limited font selection. You can match every other element up with the design of your site reasonably well, but with only a handful of typefaces to choose from, it's hard to get the font you want. However, Da Button Factory scores points for ease of use and the ability to export as a CSS background.
The main problem with Da Button Factory is the limited font selection. You can match every other element up with the design of your site reasonably well, but with only a handful of typefaces to choose from, it's hard to get the font you want. However, Da Button Factory scores points for ease of use and the ability to export as a CSS background.
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