Got to keep up with the web. Here is a collection of pages I've bookmarked.
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Info-graphics
This is a stunning collection of info-graphics. Not only are the graphics themselves excellent and provide tones of inspiration, but there are loads of them!
Working with clients
Anthony Dines suggests that you fall in love with your client. Some solid advice here - read this article and take it onboard.
Accelerated 3D for the web
The Khronos group (authors of the OpenL specification) have announced a partnership with Mozilla to work on brining OpenGL ES to a Canvas 3D context. Nice.
Multiple backgrounds
Well it has taken a while for Mozilla to get this into Gecko, but it is here now and wonderful! CSS3 multiple backgrounds is a really great development tool to have at your disposal.
Chrome Experiments
So what can you do with a modern browser? The Chrome team have put up a site with some insanely cool browser experiments
IE8
Microsoft have released IE8 today, which is getting quite a lot of praise for the browser experience. CSS will be easier to develop for, although not really Javascript - so the question is, how will the browser market shape up over the next year?
Answering
This is an excellent rule to live by for a small company. One I try to adhere to myself for all the software on this site, and will employ in business as well.
Expression Web SuperPreview
This looks like an exceptionally useful peice of software from Microsoft - preview multiple browsers all at the same time.
Holographic interaction
This is a fictional short film, in it shows some very interesting interaction ideas for holographic (and could equally be applied to augmented reality). One day? Most likely...
Odd usability
Here is an odd one, and a great reply post - since iLife is too easy to use, it does not lend itself to mass deployment. Are you kidding!? This is what we get in a world that assumes that software can, will (and apparently should) get in the way.
Validation of the top 100
Jeffrey Zeldman presents information about the validation statistics of the top 100 Alexa site. 7 validate, others a close. Not a great showing - but it is getting better.
What is good design?
Dieter Rams presents his ten commandments of good design. Print this article out and pin it on the wall!
When can I use...
This site documents various browser features, detailing which browsers they appear in, what bugs there might be and presents demos (depressing many "Not ready" statements...). Absolutely brilliant - good documentation is key to the open web.
Crayon art
This is absolutely wonderful - creating pictures out of coloured crayons. You get the colour effect and true depth - awesome.
OO CSS
This is an interesting look at the pit falls of CSS syntax as it currently stands and a few ideas for how to over come it. CSS is the weak point in the HTML/CSS/Javascript group for me - little reuse, typically poorly structured, and damn difficult to mai
No to spec work
You are invited to do 10 months of free work in the hope that your entry will be selected to power the UI for an open source router - oh and you need to buy the device as well.