Inline comment replies are great if you want to reply to a comment on a blog, but are they all they are cracked up to be? This article explains why they just might not be.

When you answer Twitter’s “What are you doing?” question, you can only use 140 characters. There are many ways to make the most of this space, and I list a few of them in this article.

Many portfolios around the web have a slick effect called “smooth scroll”. This makes the page slide up and down to navigate between links. This article lists 10 of these such sites.

This tutorial will show you how to make a beautiful wooden sunset illustration in Photoshop. We will use some nice textures, work with the Pen tool, and even add some glow effects in for good measure.

Twitter, the amazingly popular “what are you doing” site, has quickly become one of the largest social networks on the internet. In this article, I cover some of the most popular Twitter clients.

Photoshop is known for its almost endless supply of shortcut commands that speed up the process of working with images. I’ve found that I can do most everything without even touching the mouse. Here’s a new shortcut I found recently.

A lot is going on around here at TutWow. We have a new name, domain, and design, and my own name has somehow mysteriously changed from Josh Drake to Ben Lind. What is the meaning behind all these changes?

One of my “hobbies” every year around New Year’s is to go to different websites and see who hasn’t updated their footer copyright dates yet. This article displays some of the sites I found in January 2009.

Tutorial Wow has a lot of plans for the new year! We plan on having a total redesign, more tutorials, more interaction with the readers, and lots of Twitter posts. What else do we have in store? Read on to find out.

I have been writing articles for Tutorial Wow for over seven months now, and I just realized that I never introduced myself. My name is Josh Drake, I live in the United States, and I am a design geek.