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Sroown, the site that made my jaw fall open just a minute ago. Very nice work!

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“Design is broken up into a number of basic principles that apply to all design from type creation to painting to page layout, both on the web and in print. However, especially on the web, these rules tend to be forgotten and we just go with what feels “right.” This isn’t because designers are feeling …

Continue reading “The elements of design applied to the web”

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Non-Breaking Space indeed, but do you know why it’s non-breaking? Quite surprised that some colleagues didn’t know this one :-S

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Simon Willison on jQuery, nice overview and intro if you’d ask me 🙂

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“Tripoli is a generic CSS standard for HTML rendering. By resetting and rebuilding browser standards, Tripoli forms a stable, cross-browser rendering foundation for your web projects.” – Be sure to read the full page 😉

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Roger asks an interesting question. Must say I call myself a web developer (or webninja when amongst geeks :P)

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Awesome writeup by Chris Corbyn (author of Swift Mailer): “Apparently the front controller is a commonly misunderstood design pattern so I figured I’d throw out some thoughts to the masses.”

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“Perhaps most important, Zeldman helped to pioneer the movement known as standards-based design—a yawn-inducing term that basically ensures that a Web site can be used by someone using any browser and any Web-enabled device.”

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A refresh of the 2005 book. Congratz Dan! 🙂

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Great articles on staying motivated and designing by metaphor in ALA 243

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