5 for Friday | The Week's Best Blogs (4/3/09 Edition)
April 3rd, 2009 in Friday Blog Clips
by: Matthew Griffin
SXSWi 2009 is now fading into history as I posted my last panel review this week. I'm excited about the things going on in the web design industry and I'm optimistic about our future (all economic downturns aside). It looks like the demand for good design will weather the storm and come out stronger on the other side. Now, I'll leave you with this week's 5 for Friday.
Gestalt Principles of Perception 3: Proximity, Uniform Connectedness, and Good Continuation - Design View / Andy Rutledge
20 Examples of Dark & Minimalist Website Designs with Great Typography - Spyre Studios
7 Common Mistakes When Using the HTML Heading Element - Dave Woods
10 Creative and Rich UI and How to Create Them - Noupe
The 15 Most Popular Text Editors for Developers - Six Revisions
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Comments
Posted By: Ben on 04/03/09
Does including the text editor post mean you have changed from using MS Notepad? :-) I have used TextPad, but I find Notepad ++ just as good and it's free.
Posted By: Rob O. on 04/03/09
Here's another vote for Notepad++.
Posted By: Matthew Grffin on 04/03/09
Nope, still using MS Notepad. But I've only ever used it to strip out bad MS Word HTML formatting. I use Dreamweaver for actual coding. Notepad++ is a good one. I agree.
Posted By: Edgar on 04/04/09
Personally, I use Notepad2 and HTML-Kit for editing php/html.
Posted By: Steve Herrmann on 04/07/09
Why the visual appearance of NetGen broken and disheaveled? Look at their page layout, their typography, images, clothing, mismatched styles, hairstyles,... Why? Is it simple teen year rebellion? No. I don't think so. It seems to be more than this. I know when I get a good answer to this it will be "Oh, well duh!" but right now life is too busy to really concentrate on this. Certainly it has to do with the cultural revolution of the postmodern era breaking from the modern. Or, more likely, the end of the modern era (which is currently called postmodern).
Posted By: Matthew Grffin on 04/07/09
Steve, good question and one which I've been thinking over in the last few weeks. I think this is worth an article. Keep a lookout for one in the next few weeks.