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I saw CSS Sculptor last night on a tweet from Molly. Zeldman’s post made me take a second look. This could be really useful in quickly generating CSS layouts efficiently, though my pride is preventing me from wanting to purchase a wizard to do this. How quickly will this become obsolete?
Snook FTW with a brilliant, simple little tip: Creating a Page Break in your print style sheet before comments.
Business Week helps out the Web standards movement with a great article. Jeffrey Zeldman: King of Web Standards
I suck at typography. This is very helpful: 80 Beautiful Typefaces For Professional Design from Smashing Magazine.
I’m late in posting this, but for posterity: Blasting the Myth of the Fold. By our own Melissa Tarquini. Nicely done.
Handy handy: Iconfinder – icon search engine.
Any Web developer who codes CSS on a regular basis likely has conventions, official, or ad hoc, that they’ve created for themselves to save themselves time and effort. Standard style declarations for common layout or typography needs are found in many places on the Internet. Mark pointed me to blueprintcss, a framework for css coding. […]
Free Fonts at SMeltery. (hat tip Natalie Jost
Choose your wedding color scheme, or your Web site color scheme. Either way. (Hat tip Natalie.)
Can you tell I’m starting to do a little research? Themes for flex and apollo.
Free Website Ribbon Generator creates a neat little “ribbon” for the corner of your blog or site. A la “makepovertyhistory.org” that were going around awhile back. Neat little service.
Making Wii-friendly pages