Bootstrap, from Twitter: Wow. This is a full CSS library of sorts for that web app you were going to build next. Great treatments for forms, too. Even supports IE7. Spotted via Daniel.
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Daniel’s status treatment
Jul 27, ’11
7:56 AM
I really like what Daniel is doing with his “statuses” in WordPress. Assume this is a custom post type. I think he started blogging these while taking a(nother) break from Twitter.
In his RSS feed, these show up with a plain title of “Status” — I find this to be sort of amusing.
Best of Digital News Design Winners
Jul 26, ’11
10:07 PM
Best of Digital News Design Winners: From March 2011, SND’s online news design award winners.
Prime numbers, semi-transparent PNGs, and organic randomness in tiled backgrounds
Apr 23, ’11
6:36 AM
Prime numbers, semi-transparent PNGs, and organic randomness in tiled backgrounds: The Cicada Principle and Why It Matters to Web Designers. Wish I had an excuse to use this.
Jakob Nielsen asks if “hated” web design elements can still be useful
Apr 1, ’11
8:08 AM
Can Hated Design Elements Be Made to Work?: Jakob Nielsen asks the hard questions, makes an example of one great technique being used in a less-than-stellar way.
In which I realize I stopped learning new CSS tricks a few years ago
Mar 4, ’11
6:36 AM
In which I realize I stopped learning new CSS tricks a few years ago: CSS: Innovative Techniques and Practical Solutions (via)
iPad Usability: First Findings From User Testing
May 10, ’10
2:21 PM
Web usability guru Jakob Nielsen thinks your innovative iPad UI is too “weird.” I think he should, just maybe, stop worrying about a “back” button.
Information architecture for news websites
Apr 27, ’10
1:19 PM
A series of highly valuable posts by a young European student journalist bent on redesigning the way we build our news sites.
iA’s 2006 Facebook Designs, Redesigned
Apr 21, ’10
6:33 AM
A design firm that will be familiar if you’ve followed discussions about online news design over the past few years recently shared their updated mockups for a redesign of Facebook. And they’re pretty.