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Hugh sent me an email telling me about a service called voicemonkey that he's developing. (Ok, I almost insta-deleted the email because I thought it might be spam. LOL!) But I signed up to give the service a try and it's pretty cool. (and FREE! at least for now while it's in beta-test mode) There's […]

A few links I wanted to note… Simon Willison: CSS ain't Rocket Science (RSS ver.) Looks like some interesting tutorials there. [link via Kristine] Font Browser A neato Flash thingy that will show you the fonts you have installed on your machine with a little sample on the side. You can change the sample's text […]

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Lloyd Dalton – daltonlp.com

Recently I needed a bookmarklet I had rememberd seeing on webgraphics. I did a search and ended up finding a BUNCH of bookmarklets they've linked to in the past… This post about a ruler bookmarklet here This one about a bookmarklet (for mozilla) that will let you move the images on page around (great for […]

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Natalie – lunardreams.net

Found this on Jennifer's etc. blog this morning: Quick Code Text Filter plugin for MT. This is one that would be useful here – If/when I get the time to do it, I'll let you know how the install goes.

If you're looking for a simple photo gallery script, Photopal in action. Guest authored by: Carla – andshesaid.com

"How we really use the Web" is a sample chapter from Don't Make Me Think that is chock full of good information. Even if you've been designing websites for years, it is always a good idea to step back and remember to consider how people will be using the site. (The challenge after that is […]

I do not have an eye for color. An online tool that helps tremendously is The Color Schemer. Each color selected will show 15 other web-safe colors that correspond with it. There is also a shareware version of the program, with more options than the web site, including a non-web-safe color spectrum. Guest Authored by: […]

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