Source: e-consultancy.com
Web 2.0 means different things to different people, yet it isn't just about the web, but is also about how your organisation works. Think intranet, as well as internet. Does your organisation work in a 2.0 way?
Source: Jon Henshaw
Paul is a web designer in the UK who thought it would be cool to recreate an urban style flyer wall, online. Paul has successfully captured the unique experience of an urban flyer wall with his website The Flyer Wall.
Source: v03.browsershots.org
Great site. This should help exponentially in browser-testing your site.
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Early this morning two senior editors of WashingtonPost.com spoke to a small intimate group of web professionals on creating a newsroom in the 21st century.
Source: garrettdimon.com
Great article about how to make your code snippets work for you in TextMate.
Source: thinkvitamin.com
When it comes to some of the web’s most popular sites - is their success because of or in spite of ‘ugly’ design?
Source: marylandmedia.com
Microformats are here to stay, or so it seems with the announcement of Yahoo! Local’s support. However, should I care about Microformats right now? This was the question of debate among my colleagues today over lunch.
Source: MarylandMedia.com
Every designer faces the same predicament, controlled creativity.
Source: Cameron Moll
From the acclaimed Airbag Industries, Greg Storey gives us the stupidly obvious solution to debugging all of that CSS.
Source: Cameron Moll
Design by Fire--a well-known design website--has returned with a new look and a rather bold attitude. Check it out.
Source: godbit.com
Source: marylandmedia.com
I was fiddling around with Flickr today and decided to start using the “Blog This” function as an alternative method to post to this particular blog. For a long time now I’ve been utilizing my Flickr account as an image server of sorts (much like Akamai).
Source: avalonstar.com
Archive.org did something right for once. It kept images of logos I did from Version 12 (ChaoticSoul) of Avalonstar, so I decided the world see something that I used to be able to do.
Source: devlounge.net
A while back, Vitamin contributor Mike Rundle (Of 9Rules, Business logs, and HiMike) wrote an interesting article titled “How C.R.A.P. Is Your Site Design“.
Source: alistapart.com
It can be tricky to identify the right levels of manpower for a web team. Indeed, many organisations badly underestimate the amount of work required to keep their sites operating smoothly—they perhaps imagine that once a website is put live, it magically looks after itself.
Source: alistapart.com
Breaking up is hard to do. But in web design, separation can be a good thing. Content, style, and behavior all deserve their own space.
Source: Digital Web Magazine
Managing the search engine strategies of multiple Web sites? Just curious about your how your site ranks in search engines? Caphyon’s Advanced Web Ranking, a desktop application to track and report on keywords and URLs across search engines, might just make the task easier.
Source: project83.com
Since the organization I work for will be going through a website redesign within the next year I've been digging up articles about web design to show to the powers-that-be (proving my words are the same thing others have thought and experienced).
Source: news.com.com
The 25 European Commission member states and nine accession countries have all signed up for a plan that could make accessibility in e-procurement mandatory.
Source: blueflavor.com
The homepage is still important, especially to large organizations. It's also still messed up more often than not. A little strategy, some empowerment and a well thought-out design can work wonders for your homepage.
Source: cameronolthuis.com
"I decided to make a list of the top libraries that I have come across or that I personally use. Libraries can be a web developers best friend. They are great resources to learn from and can save hours and hours of time.
Source: maxkiesler.com
"With the popularity of AJAX growing every day I've had the opportunity to collect and try out many more tutorials in the last several months.
Source: mashhoor.ws
Like the title implies, there are 10 reasons that are given here for larger companies to create websites based on standards.
Source: creativexpert.com
In the first episode of the CreativeXpert interview series, Paul shares what it's like to design sites the right way: with Web Standards.
Source: creativexpert.com
House Industries designs cool fonts. That's the interview in a nutshell. This is podcast episode#2 of the CreativeXpert interview series. Give it a listen.