Favorites from the Feeds #05

Sep 26 2009 by Jacob Gube | 2 Comments

Favorites from the Feeds is a Six Revisions series that highlights notable design and development articles, tutorials, tools, and downloadable resources from my RSS feeds. In this installment, you’ll find resources on typography, some nice web accessibility and usability articles, and other stuff that you typically see in the series.

1. Web Design Trend Hunting – 15 Amazing Infinite Scrolling Websites

2. Patterns for the Color Blind

3. Great Examples of Hand Drawn Elements in Web Design

4. The Principles of Good Web Design Part 3: Colour

5. Arial versus Helvetica

6. The Next Serif Trend

7. The Difference Between Art and Design

8. Simplicity in Good Web Design : Advantages & How -to

9. Guide to CSS Font Stacks: Techniques and Resources

10. How to Design Buttons to Help Improve Usability

11. How to Build a Simple Button with CSS Image Sprites

12. 10 Things to remember before launching a website

13. Styling Design Elements: 5 Beautiful Post Headings

14. 46 Outstanding Web Layouts From DeviantArt

15. Beyond Goals: Site Search Analytics from the Bottom Up

16. How to Create an Organic Web Design (and Showcase)

17. How To Write Effective And Engaging Design Tutorials

18. 10 Useful Usability Findings and Guidelines

19. Hosted Solutions For Front End Developers / Designers

20. The Art of zen-coding: Bringing Snippets to a New Level

21. Why Your Next Website Should be Designed with Wireframes

22. Introducing Google Chrome Frame

23. What Used to Drive Me Nuts About Designers

24. 13 Web-Safe Fonts At The Core Of Web Typography

25. CSS Sprites – Online CSS Sprite Builder

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Jacob Gube is the Founder and Chief Editor of Six Revisions. He’s also a web developer/designer who specializes in distance-learning education, front-end development, and web accessibility. If you’d like to connect with him, head on over to the contact page and follow him on Twitter: @sixrevisions.

2 Comments

fuzion

September 29th, 2009

hook us up with an OPML file :)

Lenin

October 2nd, 2009

awesome stuff

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