The unique combination of the open source model with the universalism of web design remains one of the ideal applications of the open access philosophy. Here are 100 resources–including open source design software packages, CSS tools and generators, templates, and code sources–that can save you time and money while designing web sites.
Google introduced a set of themes for your personalized homepage (or iGoogle) a few months back. But if you’re looking for a few more customization options, check out this new Google gadget. Once you install the gadget on your homepage, you can choose from a variety of custom skins, create your own, or submit themes for other users to install.
An awesome furniture website I could easily go broke on. Check out the Shoe Rack.
Really awesome work over at Sopp Collective’s website. Plus I love their logo.
Gmail’s huge success owes itself in big part to the widening range of applications, browser add-ons, styles, scripts and bookmarklets that work with it. From the get-go Google’s stayed out of developers’ way and turned a blind eye to unofficial Gmail add-ons, even ones that may very well violate its terms of service.
MIT OpenCourseWare let’s you pretty get an MIT eduction online for free.
Since no page is equally important as the start page, it’s interesting to know, which approaches designers come up with, developing an innovative design for start pages. Let’s take a look. Unusual, remarkable and outstanding start pages - in a brief overview.
Type in your home address to get the “walkability” of your neighborhood assessed.
A little while ago we showed you 11 of the Great Color Legends and why they exist… and now we’re back with 13 more great color legends to explain… Green Cards, Blue Balls, Highlighter Yellow, Ferrari Red & more.