Blogmarks

September 2007

• Know When to Buy Your Mac – Based on the average product release cycle
• DOMContentLoaded for IE, Safari, everything, without document.write – 7 lines. Nice.
• How To Unlock an iPhone – Tom Coates says ‘The best instructions I’ve seen to date on how to unlock an iPhone’
• Nice graphs!
• Prince is a twat – “Prince feels very strongly that people should remember his concerts as they were, not as some grainy mobile phone footage”
• Sketch for photo studio lighting – Love this from the man Fox
• Urban Dirty textures – Free texture stock photography for your artwork, designs and desktops
• The Rissington Podcast – Marvellous stuff from Jon and John
• New Minimalism in web interface design – Lots of examples of the genre
• Simpified prototype scripting – Protoscript sits on top of JQuery
• The script conundrum – Joe on researching script fonts for his blog headlines
• On scope creep – Defining Project Boundaries (and Keeping Your Client Within Them)
• MIMOA – User generated guide to Modern Architecture in Europe
• What On Earth Are We Doing? – Fantastic, angry, Ladybird book in Things magazine
• Sync all your bookmarks across browsers – Bookit. $12.
• Colour contrast checking tools – Roger J assesses 10 contrast checking tools
• Mobile Web Design – A (beautiful and immaculately researched) Book by Cameron Moll
• The name riddle – Highlight the issue and solutions of asking for names in a form
• dConstruct t-shirts for sale – Exclusive limited edition Kevin Cornell design
• Salad dressing recipes – Jessica’s vinaigrettes
• Opera 9.5 public alpha – Kestrel has taken off
• Phone-holding charging station – Neat, in both senses
• There are no social networks – “There is only one social network. My social network.” Nicely put, Cam