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Posts Tagged ‘Tumblr’
70+ Awesome Tumblr themes
In: tutorial
29 Jul 2011Sometimes it seems like Tumblr is the most often overlooked blogging platform out there. People are never quite sure what to make of it. It’s not quite like a “regular” blog platform (like WordPress or Blogger) and it’s not microblogging either. It’s tumblogging, but a lot of people don’t know what thadet means. And it [...]
UFeedMeBack Giveaway Winners
In: web resources
25 Jul 2011It’s time to announce our five lucky winners for the UFeedMeBack Giveaway! In case you didn’t catch the last post on UFMB here’s a quick recap of who/what they are: UFeedMeBack is a straightforward consulting tool that gives it’s members (invite only) access to request feedback from well-known designers (feedbackers) who are willing to share [...]
Video Inspiration is a weekly(ish) post where we either feature a specific artist or show a sort of “best of” list of videos we’ve discovered during the week. Everything here may not be brand new, but we felt it worth sharing with the community. If you have good finds that you’d like to share, please [...]
Video Inspiration is a weekly(ish) post where we either feature a specific artist or show a sort of “best of” list of videos we’ve discovered during the week. Everything here may not be brand new, but we felt it worth sharing with the community. If you have good finds that you’d like to share, please [...]
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This blog delivers stylish and dynamic news for designers and web-developers on all subjects of design, ranging from: CSS, Ajax, Javascript, web design, graphics, typography, advertising & much more. Our goal is to help you communicate effectively on the web with an engaging website or functional interface.
Enable Comments in the Margins of Your Website with Highlighter (& 1 Line of JavaScript)
In: web resources
19 Jul 2011One of the longstanding laments about our move to digital literature is how difficult and cumbersome this makes marginalia, those notes and annotations we make in the margins of printed text. A story in The New York Times earlier this year went so far as to call the future of marginalia “dim,” not only due [...]