Month: November 2006
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CSS-Based Forms: Modern Solutions – Smashing Magazine
A large collection of CSS form styles. CSS-Based Forms: Modern Solutions – Smashing Magazine
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Kaliber10000 { The Pixel Patterns Collection }
Free patterns. Kaliber10000 { The Pixel Patterns Collection }
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Protolize | Essential web tools in one place
More web design resources than are really practical to have in one spot, but here they are. Browse around. Protolize | Essential web tools in one place
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To Reverse Circ Plunge: Give Readers What They Want – Editor & Publisher
“A few emergency ideas from the former Metro editor: Go tab, go free, go short. Stop endorsing candidates. Come to think of it, drop all editorials. Think young, think local. Sign up readers as contributors. And that’s just a start. “ To Reverse Circ Plunge: Give Readers What They Want – Editor & Publisher
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Citizen journalism, video / photo SMS and digging deeper – on design
Florida j-schooler points to a Singapore newspaper citizen journalism site, aimed at youth and designed for youth. Citizen journalism, video / photo SMS and digging deeper – on design
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Google AJAX Search API – Map Search Wizard
Google is making it very very easy to embed a map on your web page these days. Google AJAX Search API – Map Search Wizard
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EFF: Bloggers’ FAQ: Freedom of Information Act
The EFF makes FOIA easy for bloggers. EFF: Bloggers’ FAQ: Freedom of Information Act
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How to juggle multimedia and Digg interactivity
In two back-channel online news discussions this week, folks have been debating how newspapers should be gathering video and how they should handle comment moderation. The video discussion among Howard Owens, Mindy McAdams, and others, is notable because the question is no longer IF newspapers should be running video online (Yes) or HOW they should…