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The dos & donts of online portfolios

Feb 12^th 2008 // 6 Comments
The hidden Inspector of Safari 3

Nov 21^st 2007 // 5 Comments
Can the blogosphere see beyond black & white?

Nov 7^th 2007 // 1 Comment
Squawk redesign part 3: Type choices & SIFR

Oct 26^th 2007 // 10 Comments
Squawk redesign part 2: Colour palette & illustration

Oct 19^th 2007 // 4 Comments
Should you aim to develop flawless web-projects?

Oct 17^th 2007 // 0 Comments
Squawk redesign part 1 - Requirements & establishing the grid

Oct 16^th 2007 // 2 Comments
Welcome to the Doodle Bush Edition

Oct 15^th 2007 // 4 Comments
How to create great looking sitemaps for clients

Sep 21^st 2007 // 0 Comments
Three weddings and a funeral

Sep 16^th 2007 // 2 Comments
The cosmopolitan giraffe

Sep 10^th 2007 // 0 Comments
Designing the next big web app

Sep 4^th 2007 // 2 Comments
How to create custom image galleries in Textpattern

Aug 27^th 2007 // 3 Comments
Why do we blog?

May 28^th 2007 // 2 Comments

All sidenotes in "Interweb"

Commissioning a web-designer is like going to the hairdressers: A fitting metaphor by Daniel Mall.
The HTML 5 specifications aren't a secret anymore and Microsoft is eagerly putting together it's Internet Explorer 8. But can all of Microsoft can take advantage of HTML 5?
Squawk has been selected as one of the 8 finalists for February over on Unique CSS. Head over, look at some of the great designs, and vote fairly...
I only just saw that Adobe redesigned their website. I don't quite know what to think, although my first reaction was definitely not positive. More opinion's can be found in Adobe's own forums. Sorry, the post seems to have been removed.
Do websites need to look exactly the same in every browser? Click here to find out the answer.
The portfolio of Marcus Oakley, a freelance illustrator.
Submit your images to Crestock's Photoshop contest for a chance to win a Mac Pro with Dual 30" Displays.
Ever so slightly related to my previous post about capitalisation: The online edition of the Chicago Manual of Style
Some lovely typographic work from Non-Format.
It is not clear by whom this is, but it doesn't matter: A lovely illustration based weblog.
"My team, your team" taken to an illustration extreme.
The portfolio of Alick Cotterill, a freelance photographer who happens to be on the same course as me...
I just found this little test: What kind of blogger are you? Apparently I am a 'purist, young upstart, undiscovered blogger'. Sounds fancy, doesn't it?
Tiltviewer is a 3D Flickr image viewer created by Airtightinteractive, the developer of SimpleViewer. Slick.
Today, Monday the 15t^th October, is Blog Action Day. If this works 15 thousand blogs will link and/or post about one issue: the environment and what we do or not do about its current state. Go ahead and participate: Let's give our readers something to think about.
Blasting the myth of the fold: Users do think outside the box.
* html body {display: none;} ... I haven't figured out why some think this hack is discriminating. on stznstz.
Have a look at this awesome drag interface for a Dutch 'Werkplaats Typografie'.
A comparison between Expression Engine and Movable Type.
A discussion about Expression Engine, its price tag and small businesses.
Lucida Grande and its siblings on the web.
While I have no idea how to use it, yet; it does sound nice: Blueprint 0.4
A crossing between a blog and a collage book.
Typeface 'till you drop. via 31thr
60 More Places to Get Design Inspiration - Online and Off
The problems of type on the web
The semantics behind apple's redesign.
Short and to the point: Web Standards for Skeptics