Web Design Links- Latest
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40+ CSS Generators, Creators, and Makers
40 CSS related code generators for those new to CSS or just feeling lazy.
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32 Invaluable Sites for Web Design Inspiration
Inspiration site are always a great resource of web designers to get their next design inspiration for their projects.
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220 Amazing Free Photoshop Layer Styles
Photoshop Layer Styles have been one of the most common ways to speed up design process. Here are some great free layer styles for your enjoyment.
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Six Thinking Hats
Jin Y shares the six different "modes" he goes into when tackling different aspects of a project.
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Old School Clock with CSS3 and jQuery
Transform:rotate is a new feature of CSS 3 which lets you well, rotate stuff. Combined with jQuery, here's an old school JavaScript clock.
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12 Excellent Free Text Editors for Coders
Here you’ll find 12 first-class free text editors that are designed with coders’ needs in mind.
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Talent vs. Hard Work
Natural talent vs. hard work is a topic that with staunch supporters on both sides. One writer's takes his side.
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Emastic Beta3 released
Emastic is a compact (< 4 kb) CSS framework for implementing CSS grids using em, px, or % values. Now in beta3.
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Smooth Navigational Menu
A multi level, CSS list based menu with a smooth slide/fade in effect. Powered using jQuery.
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BlueTripCSS Framework
BlueTripCSS takes the best aspects of two existing CSS frameworks- BlueprintCSS and Tripoli- to form a new, hopefully better CSS framework.
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40 Excellent Logo Designs
Everyone loves to look at a good logo. Here are 40 well designed logos for you to use as inspiration.
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Simple Hover CSS Menu
Horizontal CSS menu links with a description that appears beneath the link onMouseover.
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41 websites to promote your design articles and resources
A massive list of "web design news" sites that you can use to promote your latest project or site.
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DOM Element Traversal API
John Resig talks about the new Element Traversal API in DOM Level2, now supported in Firefox 3.1.
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JSLitmus
A lightweight, JavaScript based benchmarking tool to test the speed of your, well, JavaScript.
