To Sprite Or Not To Sprite at Vladimir Vukićević
Rated • 1 review • graphic design • vlad1.com
Compelling discussion on whether to use sprites or not for web design.
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First Look: Object Oriented CSS » SitePoint
Rated • 1 review • web design • sitepoint.com
First look at Object Oriented CSS. -
ML03: Capitalization of Headings and Titles
Rated • 1 review • desktop publishing, typography • tc-forum.org
The following summarizes the replies to the question of "capitalization of headings and titles" in the mailing list tcf-gen during the last months. -
GratitudeLog - The Happiest Place on the Internet!
Rated • 3 reviews • self improvement, web2 0, personal development, microblogging • gratitudelog.com
A cool twitter-like web 2.0 service for recording gratitudes and sending notes of appreciations to friends and colleagues. There are some bugs but it does not detract from the joy in using this. The company behind the service appears to be actively developing it though. -
No Assholes Please! | FinerMinds
Rated • 1 review • finerminds.com
Chances are you know someone--or many people, if you're unfortunate--who take pleasure in demeaning those around them, especially those less powerful. They're no fun, especially at work. Sutton's book, The No Asshole Rule, is an in-depth look at the `asshole' problem in the workplace. -
How to Change the World: The Power of Red
Rated • 1 review • science • guykawasaki.com
The Pope dons red Prada kicks, politicians break out red ties in election season and that darn Netflix package always seems to stand out in a crowd of manilla and ivory mail. Why red? Do humans have a penchant for the rainbow's most fiery color? -
http://www.usabilitypost.com/post/10-ui-is-the-killer-fea...
Rated • 1 review • science • usabilitypost.com
The user interface is the gateway between the person using a product and its feature set -- indeed, without a UI, the user wouldn't be able to interact with their gadget or app.