#via:smitchio (12 links)
- OS X commands ss64.com
An A-Z Index of the Apple OS X command line
- DiffMerge sourcegear.com
Free, cross-platform diff app.
- Web Font Specimen webfontspecimen.com
Because web type renders differently with only subtle CSS adjustments, seeing it exercised in a variety of ways can help web designers typeset—and also help them decide which typefaces to purchase for their projects.
- Log in or sign up? - Leah Culver's Blog blog.leahculver.com
Sometimes I put my log in information into the register fields.
Me too! I hate that not only do I feel stupid, I have to retype everything again.
- New CSS Sticky Footer - 2009 cssstickyfooter.com
Working in all major browsers, including Google Chrome!. It works with floated 2-column layouts and we don't get overlap in resized browser windows unlike older solutions you find when you Google sticky footer. And you don't need an empty push div.
- Writing Microcopy - Bokardo bokardo.com
The fastest way to improve your interface is to improve your copy-writing.
- Creating prototypes with OmniGraffle | urlgreyhot urlgreyhot.com
I've used Visio and Axure Pro in the past to do quick and dirty demos of interaction. With Visio, it's been easy to link sheets together. But I've been spending my time primarily in OmniGraffle Pro lately, so I wanted to demonstrate to the other Mac-using IA's and IxD's out there how you can do the same thing.
- The dotMobi WordPress Mobile Pack | mobiForge mobiforge.com
The dotMobi WordPress Mobile Pack is a complete toolkit from dotMobi to help mobilize your WordPress site and blog.
- Twitter Traffic Explodes...And Not Being Driven by the Usual Suspects! (comScore Voices) comscore.com
Reuters reporter Alexei Oreskovic recently authored an interesting blog post about the demographics of Twitter users. What he discovered was that 18-24 year olds, the traditional social media early adopters, are actually 12 percent less likely than average to visit Twitter (Index of 88). It is the 25-54 year old crowd that is actually driving this trend.
Bit of a scare-story headline but some decent points here.