Links from 2005

To illustrate using a completely separate behavioural layer, I'll demonstrate a collapsible menu system. All of the examples are HTML, but work equally well as XHTML.

The web's best place for headphone information.

a tee shirt company by illustrator and designer Brian Wood

Lists only the best of the best - stations featuring the latest in Internet radio technology

Library video by Cursor Miner/Cheeky Beef on Metafilter

Another site from The Friday Project - this time it's personals...

Maximo Park on the Camden Crawl (also The Go! Team, Hot Chip, Sons & Daughters)

Prince 4.0 XML + CSS Formatter

Next year, the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative will release Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0.

Raiding the 20th Century (down at the mo but on emule, piratebay etc)

Aus design (via bec)

From Basecamp/37 Signals

Conducting usability testing with people with disabilities, specifically blind and lowvision users

Intelligent Toys and Intelligent Toys 2 mp3 compilations from Sutemos, including tracks by Ulrich Schnauss and EU.

Blue Jam as mp3 torrent compilations - replace old RealAudio versions

Based on Tidy.

Become a more efficient user of Microsoft Excel with these keyboard shortcuts.

From skinnyCorp (threadless.com people)

Often dismissed as 'greasy spoons', classic cafes are actually little gems of British vernacular high street design.

5 powerful tools that will smooth your development without costing you a single penny (unless you choose otherwise).