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Alexander Charchar writes a great article over at Retinart about the Typographic Scale.
A list of numbers that make it easier to set type. But why these numbers? What relationships do they hold with one another? Is there some mythical secret held by the casters of the fonts of old? Why is it that when you combine 8, 10, 14 and 36 points of height something beautiful happens?
Chris from Spoon Graphics has a posted a great tutorial on how to create a detailed repeating pattern. Thanks Chris!
Design Can Change is a website that examines how our profession as designers affects climate change and provides information on how we can help.
It may be just two weeks away from the end of 2008, but we haven’t stopped working here at Envato HQ, in fact we have just launched a double header of motion related websites:
Pavel Ciorici sent us a great showcase of 15 examples of using WordPress to present your portfolio.
Today I decided to collect some themes for those who wish to publish his Portfolio on-line through WordPress. Below are 15 Portfolio WordPress Themes to choose one in case you want to launch Portfolio online.
As mentioned previously Molly E. Holzschlag has been working on putting together some online design and development courses.
Web with Molly was just launched and the first course is set to run from January to February.
HTML 4.01 Foundations. An excellent starting point for relative newcomers to HTML and even for the most savvy of HTML developers! You’ll learn the language as it’s meant to be as well as examining nuances in Document Type Definitions (DTDs), rationale, semantics, best practices, CMS issues and validation, etc.
With the year coming to a close Nick Finck and Digital Web Magazine are looking for your feedback on changes for the next year.
It’s the end of the year; a time for nostalgia and looking back on the past year. Nick Finck, Digital Web Magazine’s founder and publisher, recalls where we’ve been, what we’ve achieved, and discusses the potential for dramatic change in where we are going as a publication. This is your chance to influence the future structure and focus of Digital Web.
Toby sent us a link to a new, WordPress developed social networking site.
Australian V8 Supercar Championship winner Jamie Whincup has an interesting website concept, a simple social networking basis run powered by Wordpress. It shows how powerful WP and how it can be used effectively as a CMS.
