Archive for the ‘daily read’ Category:
Reading: June 2010
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Reading: May 2010
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- A Brief History of Markup
- Top 10 Free Online CSS Editors For Web Designers
- 10 Golden Lessons From Steve Jobs
- The Mighty Pixel is Not Sacred
- Simple, Practical Color Theory
- Life After My Day Job… How I Monetized My Passion
- 15 in-Depth Examples of Addictive User Experience
- High Converting Web Design With Offshoring
- The State of Web Development 2010
- Website Maintenance Tips for Front-End Developers
- 50 Totally Free Lessons in Graphic Design Theory
- My advice to anyone planning to become a web developer
- How to Become a Self-Employed, Freelance Web Developer
Reading: April 2010
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- Thoughts on Flash
- Seven JavaScript Things I Wish I Knew Much Earlier In My Career
- HTML5: Worth the Hype?
- Front End Web Designers, Developers and Engineers
- What makes a good front end engineer?
- Interviewing the front-end engineer
- input placeholders
- Coding A HTML 5 Layout From Scratch
- The Anatomy of Web Design
- Innovate: Sketch out your ideas
- A Basic Look at Typography in Web Design
- Contrast and Meaning
- Don’t be a Tooler
- The Dying Art Of Design
- Basics of business card design
- Process Toolbox, part one: Backbone
- Contrast is King
- Accentuate Your Learning Curve with Spaced Repetition
Reading: March 2010
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- To Sketch or Not To Sketch?
- Ten Tips to Improve your Freelance Portfolio
- What Makes A Great Cover Letter, According To Companies?
- “HTML5″ versus Flash: Animation Benchmarking
- 7 Extremely Useful Chrome Extensions for Web Developers
- User Interface Style Guide
- Mainstream design blogging: The age of crap
- The Brads – Alignment in Design
- How To Build Your Reputation And Authority As A Designer
- 25 Inspirational Offices
- Are you Wasting 50% of your Time?
- What Designers Can Learn from Other Professions
- What Every Designer Should Do Right Now
- 17 Logo Design Case Studies
- 7 Tips For Marketing Your Freelance Business Offline
- jQuery Tutorials for Designers
- Setting rather than Resetting Default Styling
- The Secret Behind Great Designs: A Young Web Designer’s View
- Helpful Photography Cheat Sheets to Make Your Life Easier
- Find Your Favorite Design Communities on Facebook
Reading: July 2008
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- Recipe for a Creative Workspace
- Cheat Sheets for Front-end Web Developers
- 18 of the Best Photoshop Videos Online
- 10 Ways to Take Stunning Portraits
- 50 Things to Do Before You Die
- How to Develop a Social Media Plan for Your Business in 5 Steps
- Vector Illustration: 60+ Illustrator Tutorials, Tips and Best Practices
- 10 of the Best Color Resources and Tools
- 70 Beauty-Retouching Photoshop Tutorials
- Create a Business Plan by Answering 4 Simple Questions
- How to Take Portraits - 19 Portrait Photography Tutorials
- Learn PHP from Scratch: A Training Regimen
- 21 cool webmaster resources
Reading: June 2008
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Articles
- Why we skip Photoshop
- Kevin Fox of Gmail & FriendFeed on User Experience Design
- SEO Guide for Designers
- The Big Question: ‘Why Should I Hire You?’
- Clean and pure CSS FORM design
- 10 SEO Rules for Designers
- Applying Divine Proportion To Your Web Designs
- CSS Style Switcher
- It doesn’t have to be all or nothing with a startup
- Aaron Cannon’s Web Accessibility Checklist
- Want to know how to design? Learn The Basics.
- Using CSS to Fix Anything: 20+ Common Bugs and Fixe
- How to get Cross Browser Compatibility Every Time
- An Introduction to Using Patterns in Web Design
- Handy Designer’s Tools “On The Fly”
- The Best Developer Cheat Sheets Around
- Google User Experience
- How to Get a Lot Done – 7 Tips to Achieve More
Tools
- Phiculator
Phiculator is a simple tool which, given any number, will calculate the corresponding number according to the golden ratio. The free tool is available for both Win and Mac.
Reading: May 2008
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