Even though this blog is relatively new, there have been many great web and graphic design-related posts in the last few months of 2008. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and look at just a few (21, actually) of the topics we’ve covered.
Tutorials
DIY Online Incremental Backups
BlogDesk Part 1: Publishing Posts to WordPress
BlogDesk Part 2: [...]
Last week we learned how to save time and file size by using CSS shorthand in our CSS code. This week we’re looking at a tool to speed up creating your XHTML pages and files.
Each time you get ready to begin a site, you have to add certain things to each page:
Document Type Declaration (DTD [...]
What would you do without email? Email is one of those things that’s a necessity when working on most projects. So it’s not surprising that most of us (designers and non-designers alike) have at least 2 email accounts.
How do you keep track of all your email accounts when you’re out of the office?
With work-related responsibilities, [...]
If you have logged into Google Reader this afternoon, you may have noticed some subtle drastic changes.
Ex-nay on the Rounded Corners
The biggest and most obvious changes involve the Google Reader interface. No more rounded corners. Also the light blue in the sidebar and elsewhere has been replaced with plain white and a more subdued color [...]
Getting paid is nice (understatement), but writing, sending and keeping track of invoices—not so much. Billing and invoicing are probably the least fun and least glamorous parts of freelancing and running your own business.
Do you use PayPal or Google Checkout to send invoices and receive payments? These are great tools for getting paid, but there’s [...]
