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Some good CSS here for beginners and experts. The negative margin on UL technique is eloquent. Good explanation of float problems in IE6 too (DIE IE6!)
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Fun Walt Disney anecdote.
Archive for the ‘Link Dump’ Category
links for 2008-05-18
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I need to learn more about molds and casting
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A great review of the new Charles Fort biography (which of course I want to read. At some point. When I have time to read agian.)
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I uh, never thought I would say this, but I want to visit Iceland. Anyone reading this blog live there?
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Supposed to be really good. I will have to check it out.
links for 2008-05-17
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I’ve always wondered how they did those lettering effects. Warp tool for the win!
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I’ve listened to some of these before and didn’t like them, but I want to check out the others.
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Not exactly an upbeat article. We wipe out 1% of all other species each year.
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lightweight slideshow script
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Tremendously useful resources here for you webheads. Check out all the framework stuff.
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If I built application interfaces, this is what I would use to do it probably.
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Need to grab those paper textures.
links for 2008-05-16
links for 2008-05-15
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An excellent, EXCELLENT jQuery tutorial.
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Try adding this to roundbottom tonight!
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This is exactly what I was imagining for my portfolio page.
links for 2008-05-14
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The Underwire folks take a look at a new mystery ARG that’s come out. I agree-it’s probably for a TV show.
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Another footer design showcase. Nice stuff.
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Advanced CSS Positioning
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Podcasts for designers. A very good list, actually. I need to add some of these.
links for 2008-05-13
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I’ve used something similar to this.
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Need a widget for your upcoming book? This site helps you build it!
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More painting-style tutorials, really, but I could always improve this part of my skillset.
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Maybe instead of a splash page, you could show a popup div with jQuery that can then be closed, and the cookie remembers if it’s been shown. Still, I had no idea how easy jQuery makes cookies.
links for 2008-05-12
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Another one of David’s cool histories.
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This website is absolutely awesome for learning new jQuery techniques.
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Good, short story.
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Nice little effect.
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survey of form design resources
