A bit stale now, but I didn't hear of this at the time. Putting money on UX nets a real world payoff.

12- and 16-column fluid and fixed grid system. I've been avoiding CSS frameworks thus far, but this one may very well be worth a look.

Jonathan Snook looked at my recent ALA article, thought he could do it better, and so he did. I'll be using this instead from now on.

You wouldn't think at this point there'd be many new clever CSS tricks to be discovered. Well, here's one.

Pretty much confirms what I've long suspected; there are reasons to choose on spelling over the others.

A better way to search Creative Commons licensed photos on Flickr.

Whoa. A Javascript library that abstracts the difference between VML and SVG and allows DOM-addressable vector graphics in today's browsers? This deserves some serious experimentation.

Hard to describe, amazing to watch.

Brilliant. (Don't miss the negative image)

Cheat sheets going back a bunch of versions. Handy.

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

The iPhone as a highly-usable phone for the blind? Incredible. Too bad it's only a concept for now.

Now that's a fantastic UI.

A bit old, but still a great resource for iPhone design projects.

A brand new service aimed at web designers and devs that makes mobile conversion simple. Local too; lots of cool mobile stuff happening in my neck of the woods lately. (disclaimer: I am an advisor)