Gliffy.com - Diagram and draw in your web browser
Sunday, June 04, 2006
This diagramming tool is built with Flash and enables the sharing of layouts, flow structures and wireframes. Worth a look.Posted on 04 Jun 2006 around 10pm •
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Daring Fireball: Using .htaccess Redirection to Standardize Web Server Addresses
Saturday, June 03, 2006
This is something that could be useful. I have used this technique to make really clean URLs for my ExpressionEngine work.Posted on 03 Jun 2006 around 9pm •
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tom.ma | screenblog - a handpicked collection of fine screendesigns
Thomas Maraban's fab collection of screen designs. Frequent additions
Posted on 03 Jun 2006 around 3pm •
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RSS Tutorial for Content Publishers and Webmasters
A very good tutorial on the whys and whatnots of RSS.
Posted on 03 Jun 2006 around 3pm •
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The Elements of Typographic Style Applied to the Web
Friday, June 02, 2006
A practical guide to web typography. Needless to say this is beutifully laid out and makes interesting reading. It looks like a book.
Blinksale | The easiest way to send invoices online
I use this for sending invoices now. Neat for my purposes. Configurable, and, if you pay, you can add your own branding.Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 5pm •
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Web Developer’s Handbook | CSS, Web Development, Color Tools, SEO, Usability etc.
All the links a web developer might possibly ever need. This has wasted a lot of time for me. Let me out of here!
Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 5pm •
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Carbonmade: Show off your work. Your free online portfolio.
Online Portfolio site. Useful if you want to show off your work. I find myself getting bogged down by too may logins!Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 5pm •
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Lulu.com
Self Publishing. And not just books.Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 4pm •
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The Institute for the Future of the Book
Starting with the assumption that the locus of intellectual discourse is shifting from printed page to networked screen, the primary goal of the Institute for the Future of the Book is to explore, understand and influence this shift. The institute is a project of the Annenberg Center for Communication at the University of Southern California and is based in Brooklyn, New York
Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 4pm •
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Creative Commons
You will know about this of course. This is the way to go when it comes to protecting your copyright or indicating that you are prepared to share.
Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 4pm •
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Pageflakes - The whole Web at your Fingertips!
Very similar to Protopage. Useful if you want to set up your own 'startup' page for your browsers.Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 4pm •
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Chronicle Books
Lovely book publisher web site. Nice to look at, easy to read, easy to find books.Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 10am •
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EFF: Homepage - Electronic Frontier Foundation
EFF is a nonprofit group of passionate people — lawyers, technologists, volunteers, and visionaries — working to protect your digital rights.
Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 9am •
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Blurb.com : Free Book Publishing Software : Design & Publish Personalized Books
I have tried this in Beta and I really like the idea. Building a book is a fairly easy process with a limited number of templates to choose from. Now to start writing ...Posted on 02 Jun 2006 around 9am •
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