I can never be a real designer. I was a backend developer first before becoming a Front-end developer. Although, I know Photoshop quite well, but it's not easy for me to design something from ground up. Thankfully, there are tons of free design elements out there, such as vector images, UI elements and many pre-made design files.
With all these high quality design files, it's possible to create a great design with some tweaks. It certainly has made my life easier. If you want something premium, I have a great news for you - we have a great deal from InkyDeals - Mega Graphic Bundle with 1000+ of premium resources valued at $2,700 for just $49. Too good to be true? Wait for it, we are going to make this deal even more promising - by using this coupon code "MEGA25" during checkout, you will get further 25% off!
Here’s what you get:
- 450 premium vector illustrations, worth $1,800;
- 8 illustration kits with all the web elements included, worth $240;
- 50 vector clip art sets with 650+ elements, worth $750.
- Plus, the extended license allows you to use them in unlimited commercial purposes and even in merchandise, without any additional fees! And for a price of just $49, this bundle is definitely a must-have!
Can’t get enough of these amazing resources? For an extra $30, you can also get the Bundlesaurus, worth $5,640. Take a look at what’s in it:
- 160 Premium Vector Clip Art Packs with 1700+ elements, worth $2,400;
- 500 Vector Illustrations, worth $2,000;
- 29 Fonts from 5 Extended Font Families, worth $850;
- 53 Brand-New Vector Badges, worth $110;
- 35 High-Quality Mock-Ups, worth $260;
- Bonus: A4 Magazine Layout, worth $20
Here are some of the goodies
These are just the tip of the iceberg, please visit InkyDeals for the rest of the premium designs.
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