The CSS Tinderbox is an effort to support open source web design by providing very basic, yet solid, CSS/XHTML design templates that web designers and web developers can use as the foundation for their own projects."
If I grabbed 10 books off of my shelf I could find researched theses on each of the concepts listed above and many more."
Pair programming involves two programmers (in any combination of novice and/or expert) working together to write code."
. It’s main benefit over sites like Dictionary.com is the fact that the site is very cleanly designed and contains no advertisements. You can also look up a word by simply adding it to the URL (so word.sc/example will pull up the definition of “example”)."
We see a growing number of people tied together not by age, career, background, or circumstance, but by a shared interest. This revolves around a passion for potential mixed with fierce pragmatism and creative engagement. We sum all this up as the sensibility of giving a damn. But to shorten it, let's call it GOOD. We're here to push this movement and cover its realization.
While so much of today's media is taking up our space, dumbing us down, and impeding our productivity, GOOD exists to add value. Through a print magazine, feature and documentary films, original multimedia content and local events, GOOD is providing a platform for the ideas, people, and businesses that are driving change in the world."
Twingly screen saver is visualizing the global blog activity in real
time. Forget RSS readers where you see only what you’re interested in.
With Twingly screen saver you get a 24/7 stream of all (viewer
discretion advised) blog activity, straight to your screen."
That’s the first question each of us search-addicted webmasters should ask ourselves every morning. While search is really hard to beat in terms of cost-of-traffic and its targeting, don’t leave these other options out of your Web Promotion Playbook. Learn how to thrive on the Internet without having to worry about the unpredictable algorithm changes of search engine algorithms and you’ve created a truly defensible audience."
Twenty seven years later, the idea of taking that blank piece of paper and knowing that anything is possible, has made the work a collage of styles and influences that have inspired and helped shape the appearance of my work. Pin up, anime, graffiti, art novau, fashion, "low brow" art, and fine art are sources of his inspiration.
When you look through the work, keep the word diversity in mind. Because the more open your mind is, the more beauty you'll see, not only in this page but everywhere you go. It's what Deseo has and will continue to illustrate with the different and beautiful women that express ideas, events, or issues that fill his mind."
It’s a good question and one that I have a few ideas on (but which it’d be great to get some discussion going on in comments). Of course the first question I ask people saying they want more subscribers is ‘do you have content worth subscribing to?’ Without something worthwhile on your blog the rest of this post will be meaningless. But once you are pumping out quality content here are a few tips on how to get more subscribers for it."
We build accessible and usable websites, design shirts or cd covers, and create custom web based applications (content management systems, shopping carts, etc).
Right now we're developing mooflex, a simple and flexible content management system: with mooflex you can build several types of websites like simple portfolio showcase, blogs, or bigger multi-author portals. You can Learn more about mooflex, or lend us an hand by leaving a comment in our blog."
I currently work as a front end web developer for the web technologies department at my school. I’m also a freelance web designer, located in Houston, Texas."
"ScaleNine is a collection of themes created for Flex. It also serves as a source for interface options that expand beyond Flex's default theme. Some involve graphical skinning and others are purely CSS.
If you have a theme you'd like to recommend or you want your theme removed, let me know."
Features linear texture mapping, optimized for rendering speed and quality. It has been designed to be simple and easy to use."
"Easy to customize speech bubbles coded in CSS and valid XHTML 1.0 strict.
Tested in all major browsers:
"31Three is the home-base for Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain, a web and graphic designer from the Niagara Region in Ontario Canada.
Creating websites that are attractive, light-weight, and easy-to-use is our passion... so if you happen to be in the market for a site that fits this description, please get in touch with us. Take a peek around (We've just redecorated) and make sure to visit the new blog before you leave."
And they might be. But they’re all asking for a proposal.
Proposals are a fact of life. We all do them, and we’re all trying to blow our prospects away."
Every monday a new challenge is posted. The participants do their "take" on the subject matter and post it. Challenges are open ended, meaning any participant can go back and draw something from a previous week. Email Jake for new challenge suggestions. This is for BlueSky kids only. Though anyone can participate at home. Or if you want to, post a link to your peice in the comments section."
And oh! How they express it by demonstrating jaw dropping and smashing projects. Simply, they're our best of best!
This year is not specifically about website design! It's about who have forefronted, one way or another, the creative disciplines.
Dwell back through time. Listed in no particular order."
As with before if I have missed any of the iPod commercial songs please leave a comment and I will add them to the list."
"The concept of a Media Center app has been around for ages on the Windows and Linux side. However, not many developers have created Media Center apps for the Mac.
Within the past year, Mac Media Center apps have been showing up like popups in Internet Explorer. There are some that are fully developed, some that are in their alpha stages, and some that are complete, but don’t have many features. Today, we’re going to compare these apps to see which one reigns supreme."
Trustedplaces is a community of real people, like you and me, who all have opinions on places they have experienced in their daily lives. By being part of the community you can share your opinions on places that you know, trust and recommend - or even avoid - with all of your friends and their friends too. Discovering great new places is both fun and easy as you tap into all the recommendations shared by the community - it is also great value as you enjoy special offers from participating businesses."
"The BBC Trust is carrying out its first Public Value Test (PVT) – a new procedure that must be applied when the Trust considers applications from BBC management for the approval of new BBC services.
The first PVT concerns the BBC’s proposed on-demand services.
Here you can find out how to take part in the public consultation on the BBC Trust’s provisional conclusions."
In this post we’ve covered over 200 Ajax, CSS, Flash, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, RSS, XML as well as ASP, C++, Perl, Python and Java tutorials. You can also check out our list of Photoshop tutorials we’ve published before."
"A favicon (short for "favorites icon"), also known as a page icon, is an icon associated with a particular website or webpage. " ~ Wikipedia
Tied into my usual rants about personal branding, having a favicon is yet another way to establish your brand. The icons are used for bookmarks, appear in tabs making it easier to pick a site out in a sea of tabs, appear in the address bar, and are often snatched for use on other sites in blogrolls. Creating a favicon, even a basic one, is easy."
PigPogPDA - A Moleskine Hacked into a Complete System: http://pigpog.com/node/1030
