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- OpenUsability:Welcome openusability.org
There are many Usability Experts who want to contribute to software projects. And there are many developers who want to make their software more usable, and - as a consequence - more successful.
- CSS Panic Guide thenoodleincident.com
- Pan & Scan mike.teczno.com
Giant-Ass Image Viewer: a draggable view of a print from Ernst Haeckel's Kunstformen der Natur.
- wg:Fun with Drop Shadows web-graphics.com
- CSS-Only Forms That Don't Suck dev.jeffhowden.com
- SimpleBits | Figure 1: Current Work/Life Balance simplebits.com
- phpFormGenerator phpformgen.sourceforge.net
"create reliable and efficient web forms in a snap. No programming of any sort is required. Just follow along the phpFormGenerator wizard and at the end, you will have a fully functional web form!" But my god, it'll need some cleaning up before use.
- Approximate Conversion from Points to Pixels reeddesign.co.uk
- WebCmd: web-based command-line interpreter (shell) a-i-studio.com
The importance of subtle clues to indicate change
- Robert’s talk » Why accessibility? robertnyman.com
- RailFrog - CMS on Rails railfrog.com
- Digital Web Magazine - The Principles of Design digital-web.com
- ONLamp.com: Ajax on Rails onlamp.com
This article introduces the incredibly easy-to-use Ajax support that is part of the Ruby on Rails web application framework.
If you are a freelance or small Web design firm, I have an uncomfortable question to ask you: are you thinking too small?
- mezzoblue ‽‽‽ Simple Templating mezzoblue.com
- Wire Frame Your Site [Design Practice] sitepoint.com
- The ways to style visited links webdesign.maratz.com
- Welcome to ClockWork clockworktimer.com
A time management solution that allows you to easily track what you do during your day. ClockWork is ideal for anyone who works with clients on an hourly basis, or needs a solution to track productivity for any task or project.
- Multiple Text Applicator 0.1 sparkcasting.com
The goal of the MTA is to provide an automated, accessible, degradable method for both users and developers to manage lists in web applications.
- wg:Javascript: what's next? web-graphics.com
- Juicy Studio: Div Mania juicystudio.com
More and more web documents are appearing that consist of nothing more than a collection of div elements. In most cases, better use of CSS selectors could be used to avoid overusing the div element.
- A Few Tips On Estimating Web Projects dkeithrobinson.com
- Internet Explorer Float/Margin Bugs positioniseverything.net
- Agile Web Development with Rails pragmaticprogrammer.com
- Ruby: RubyStyleGuide rubygarden.org
- Google Community: Animated favicons!?!?!? googlecommunity.com
simply a gif, saved with the wrong extension, I THINK.
- mezzoblue ‽‽‽ Who Cares about Semantics Anyway? mezzoblue.com
On semantic markup, conveying its usage to those who generally don’t need to care, and a reusable markup guide for your enjoyment.
- Elastic Faux Columns ‽ Blog ‽ Pixel Meadow pixelmeadow.com
- stu nicholls | the CSS playground stunicholls.myby.co.uk
- UI Patterns and Techniques: Introduction time-tripper.com
Each of these patterns (which are more general) and techniques (more specific) are intended to help you solve design problems.
- Complex Dynamic Lists: Your Order Please: A List Apart alistapart.com
Provide a good way for users to choose from a list of hierarchical elements.
- SimpleBits | Exceptionally Negative simplebits.com
- A More Accessible Pop-Up Window developers.evrsoft.com
- Lists and Indentation meyerweb.com
A complete exploration for what's happening with lists in general, and then in IE5/Mac and Netscape 6.1.
Determine if you need hacks, how to manage them effectively if so, and which hacks you can employ to solve a range of common compatibility problems.
- Visual SourceSafe: Microsoft's Source Destruction System highprogrammer.com
There are many fine solutions for revision control systems. SourceSafe isn't one of them.
- Return of Design - Web Color Schemes returnofdesign.com
Some random sets from our color scheme database, given in web-smart colors for your convenience.
- Content with Style: A CSS Framework contentwithstyle.co.uk
- Andy Budd::Blogography: Top Tips For Freelancers andybudd.com
If you’re currently a freelancer or running your own small business, I’d love to hear your top tips.