Are these button's i made any good?

They look pretty good to me, there is only so much you can do with a button. :)

I like them. Good job. May I ask what you are using them for?

Nice photoshoping ^^, 10/10 they look nice. Only change them if you don' t like them, I think the artist opinion is the most important :p

If your making a website I'd try and make them more uniform but other than that I think they look great.

Update: (If you are trying to make a website I'd make depressed buttons for when the user clicks the button).

There pretty good, but you may want to keep keep the text out of the buttons and use HTML to add the text on the buttons instead. this allows for screen readers for visual impaired to use the options of the site and it also allows you to use the image file for multiple buttons if they all use the same style (saves bandwidth)and you can still make the text look decent, photoshopping the text in should be reserved for if you need a really fancy effect.

If you can't handle criticism don't read my post.

These buttons are very old school in modern web development. Gradients, glows and shadows are all out now. For a good amount of web development, graphical buttons are out too. Sure you could still have a background applied to them, but the whole button SHOULD NOT be a graphic. Also, you're going to have to brush up on your Photoshop skills a bit and play around with the alignment tools. With your collection of buttons here you have ZERO consistency. Some buttons have rounded corners, some have sharp edges. Web 3.0 is emerging and the only way to see it emerge is if people take full advantage of it! Use CSS3.0, use jQuery, just don't stick to the reliant of Photoshop skills, they're not as impressive as they were 2-3 years ago.

They are alright but if I may add some suggestions. when making the gradient don't go to just white, go to a different shade of the color and your buttons look more animated than what people are looking for these days. So try not to use such bright colors.

Suggestions:

• Less stroke
• No gradient on the stroke
• More padding between text and border (or smaller font)
• Different typography

Don't bloat with effects and colors unless it's really working out for the design.

But most important: buttons have to match your website (or interface) design, else they'll appear out of place and nobody will click them.

Check out buttons on professional sites or tools like twitter, jQueryUI, etc.

You're doing good though, keep it up! :)

Here is how I would improve them:

• Make them more the same, they are currently all different shapes and sizes.
• Try and make them less overpowering
• Some of the words are not centered
• Use a different font

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