Blogmarks

April 2007

• Hyphen Press – Publishers of books on design – in the largest sense of the word
• Matt Webb on jetlag – Observations of a body at work
• How to Dynamically Insert Javascript & CSS – Simple. Includes info on ajax cross-domain scripting
• How to build a simple calendar with JavaScript – There’s more to come
• How to prevent HTML tables from becoming too wide – There seems to be universal acceptance of table-layout:fixed
• FireBug Tips and Tricks – Wow I didn’t even realise this awesome plugin had a console
• When to use were instead of was – the subjunctive – An occurrence presupposed to be contrary to fact; ‘if’ & ‘would’
• London’s Kerning – Textual poster map of London, with no streets, just road names
• SUM Agency portfolio – Some really nice, clean designs here
• Designing Grid Systems For Flash – Interesting tutorial with some good links at the end
• A List Apart web design survey – If you’re a designer you should take this survey
• CS3 bundled fonts
• TED – Beautful Swiss design; great content
• CSS vertical rhythm calculator – Calculates em values based on a baseline size
• Down with Arial! – NO—to degenerate surrogate »typeface« [via]
• Getting back to POSH – Plain ol’ Semantic HTML – remembering our roots
• The Markup & Style Society – I SO want to be a member
• The Falklands – Nice piece of work from The Guardian on the Falklands conflict
• Designing with grid-based approach – Fantastic complilation of articles, tutorial, quotes, etc
• Color Palette Generator
• Times Online design analysis – Khoi does a great job of disecting the Times Online grid
• Selection-dependent inputs – Form design choices for optional input
• Galactic Network Interweb – From now on, I too am a Galactic Network Architect
• Jeremy in the Argus last year – Webs Gurus Take A Byte At The Future
• Chalkwork royalty-free icons – Dave Shea enters the icon market. Good stuff too
• New logo design – Fooled ya (or probably not)
• More SimpleFools – Eat your heart out, LogoMaid