10/2007 Article Archive

  • That's right. It's time to make this thing legitimate.

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  • If you're like me, listening to music while you work helps spark creativity and makes the work day seem more enjoyable and laid back. On that topic, I just wanted to make a couple of quick web site recommendations.

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  • This links was on Digg this morning.

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  • A few months ago I pointed everyone to the web designer survey hostedby A List Apart. The historic survey is complete and the results arenow in.

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  • This is kind of a follow up to a post I wrote a couple of weeks ago entitled "Don't Send Me Your IT Department". After writing that article, I started becoming more aware of my own attitude about the programming and IT aspect of web design.

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  • I've featured some cool mashup tools on Bits O' NewMedia in the past. Dapper.net is one of my favorite and the driving force behind my experimental site midessamashup.com. The number of free mashup tools continues to grow, though, and now Yahoo! is entering the ring with Pipes. I haven't used Pipes on a project yet but I have to say that I'm pretty impressed with the features. In addition to the features Dapper.net offers, Pipes has an RSS feed combiner and a some geocoding stuff that looks really cool. Plus, you know that Yahoo! has the resources to maintain the Pipes service and continue to improve it. It will be interesting to see where it goes in the near future.

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  • Grow is a co-operative based in the UK. It seems like there are more and more of these types of loose collections of independent designers. New media producers tend to be very entrepreneurial and independent so the co-operative may be the solution to the cons of going it alone.

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  • Vitamin News posted a link to an article on colourlovers.com that shows the top twenty magazine covers of all time along with their color palettes. It's an interesting study at least and a great point of inspiration at best.

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