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Create your own Twitter background with help from these tutorials.
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A gallery of great designs.
Apr 29, 2009
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Apr 28, 2009
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A form mark-up/layout framework.
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A useful tool for displaying a calendar feed on a website.
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Collection of tutorials for designing web layouts.
Apr 27, 2009
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This looks to be the penultimate online file converter. Convert a myriad of filetypes from one to the other.
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Look no further for world map and globe vectors.
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Fascinating historical reflection on the rabbinical setting that Jesus grew up in.
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Documentation for integrating the Google Checkout shopping cart.
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Another way to style forms which works by dynamically replacing default form elements with highly styleable ones.
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Style XHTML Forms using jQuery
Apr 26, 2009
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Type in your Twitter username and get your answer.
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Visual effects and motion graphics.
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Learn special effects like the pros.
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Looks to be a great reference the next time you find yourself digging into WordPress code.
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A WordPress theme implementing this plugin would be pretty cool.
Apr 25, 2009
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Create your own space scenes with these tutorials.
Apr 24, 2009
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Great site for getting your CSS powered design started.
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Need a standard FTP site solution for your clients? ExaVault has you covered.
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Profile your PHP code, and look for ways to optimize it.
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Great for finding "one function wonder" websites.
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A list of online background generators.
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See what your Twitter background looks like at various resolutions.
Apr 24, 2009
ProfileExpert.com: Custom Twitter Profiles
Last week was a big week for Twitter in the national news. Ashton Kutcher and CNN competed against one another to see who would reach 1 million followers first. Then Oprah plugged the micro-blogging service on her Friday show. All told, comScore’s global numbers for March 2009 show visitors to Twitter increased from 9.8 million to 19.1 million.
Given the growing popularity of Twitter, a lot of my clients have been jumping on board. Furthermore, they’ve been coming to me to design custom backgrounds and color palettes for their Twitter profiles. To service them and new clients better, I’ve setup ProfileExpert.com as a one-stop shop for getting your own custom Twitter background and color palette.
Although creating your own custom Twitter profile is a moderately simple process. I’ve found that my clients prefer to hire me for the job, knowing that I’ll be able to customize their profile quicker and with professional results. If you’re in the market for a customized Twitter profile, let me invite you to order yours today over at ProfileExpert.com.
Apr 22, 2009
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Nice collection of online tools for small and large businesses.
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Great collection of backgrounds, fonts and icons for your next design project.
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An excellent resource for non-proprietary typefaces. In addition, they host fonts that can be used via the @font-face CSS declaration.
Apr 21, 2009
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Develop with JavaScript? Perhaps this magazine will be of interest.
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Excellent tabbed layout switching plugin for jQuery.
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Great ways to pimp your text in Adobe Illustrator.
Apr 20, 2009
Initial DP2 review with full size shots.. | Carl Rytterfalk Fotografi
I’ve had my eye on the Sigma DP2 for the past couple of months. It has the insides of a DSLR packed into a point-and-shoot package. Although it hasn’t been released yet, Carl Rytterfalk has posted some shots he has taken with a pre-production model.