Yet ANOTHER rounded corners technique
Pure CSS, flexible height div, with background image using just two pngs
Does the web really need ANOTHER ROUNDED CORNERS technique? Whenever I do a design with rounded corners I find myself using a different technique, and I can never find one that fits my exact needs. So as with all silver-bullet solutions what usually happens is you end up building one for yourself. This is the technique I used in Sellotape and <String> and I find it has the right combination of flexibility, clear markup and few images to meet my needs. more...
Del.icio.us ThisFreebies: Photoshop custom shapes
This custom shape library contains: pen, pencil, notepad, tape-dispenser and paperclip for use in Photoshop. more...
Del.icio.us ThisHow to: Create a Favicon
Why a little icon shouldn’t be ignored
Google has a new favicon, in true Google manner the new small 'g' is only a beta version - open for suggestions according to the Google blog. Whether you love or hate the new favicon (I love it), it does remind us of the importance of this VERY little icon. more...
Del.icio.us ThisBeginning with some inspiration
How to get your design off the groundStarting a design of any sort is always the trickiest bit. That inspiration, we all need, can be very elusive. In this post I take you through the inspiration I used to build this blog. I wrote this before I had a design, so you can judge for yourself how successful this process was! more...
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