Tag: web design
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Font Squirrel | Handpicked free fonts for graphic designers with commercial-use licenses.
Font Squirrel | Handpicked free fonts for graphic designers with commercial-use licenses.
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Single Column Lists Take More Pages, But Achieve Better Results – MediaPost
An eyetracking study shows that reads have a much easier time scanning down a Twitter/FF/FB-like one-column list than a three-column version. Single Column Lists Take More Pages, But Achieve Better Results – MediaPost
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On applying OOP concepts to CSS – JeffCroft.com
Jeff elaborates on this: ““It’s amazing what you can do in very little code when you apply object-oriented principles to CSS. Wish more front-end devs understood OOP.” On applying OOP concepts to CSS – JeffCroft.com
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In Defense of Eye Candy – A List Apart
A brief treatise in support of prettiness. More importantly, coherent example on why prettiness might matter. (We’re talking about design here.) In Defense of Eye Candy – A List Apart
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Applications of usability principles on a social network – creative briefing
Crucial stuff for anyone designing an application that they expect users to, y’know, use. Applications of usability principles on a social network – creative briefing
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Standard templates aren’t such a bad idea | yelvington.com
Steve’s notes on what can go wrong with news site design and how to rein in the client from time to time. Standard templates aren’t such a bad idea | yelvington.com
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Minor redesign of this here blog
I’ve been whittling away at this at random hours in between 642 other small projects, so feel free to click through and have a look at my handiwork. Major goals of this minor redesign included: Play with the header graphic. (Done.) Fix the FriendFeed stream and make it useful. (Done.) Clean things up, remove some…