An incredibly detailed set of replacement icons for some of the flagship Adobe CS products. Nice mix of new and old.

Though it's about the failings of the Wolfram Alpha search engine, it's also probably one of the best pieces on UI design I've come across this year.

Hard to describe, amazing to watch.

A plug-and-play stylesheet for a visual sitemap from an unordered list. Slick is right, I can see this being incredibly useful.

Lots of words have been written since the announced demise of XHTML2. These are some good ones.

The latest addition to the Chalkwork family, an expanded commerce and finance-related set that picks up where the free Payments set leaves off.

So, my recent post about not believing in XHTML2 being the future...

I find it hard to disagree, to be honest.

Creatively inspired and very well-done Post-it stop motion video. I can't even imagine the work that went into this.

Fascinating behind the scenes look at the creation of a typeface in the pre- and post-digital age.

I found learning to follow the directions of that intersection on the right-hand side to be a challenge, but it pays off in happiness.

Some simple rules for enhancing your jQuery performance. Easy to learn once and use without thinking in the future for speedy code.

Jeff Veen and the crew at Small Batch may just have this font embedding license problem licked. I can't wait to play with Typekit.

I spent this past weekend producing a brand new member of the Chalkwork family. 126 payment-related icons, free for personal and commercial use alike. Enjoy.

For the past week or so, Jon Hicks has been including a drawing of a different monster in his son's lunchbox every day. Great idea, and really well done.