Eating a bowl of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies—and listening to it “snap, crackle, and pop”—is pretty much a requirement, growing up in North America. So when we first discovered Rice Bubbles (as they are known in Australia and New Zealand), we were intrigued enough to start a new blog series: Parallels.
A short piece on making your design unique with some fantastic example sites — from the super-talented Mike Kus.
I promising myself I won’t rush my website redesign. I’m going to sit on it for a while and see how it feel in a few weeks.
Twitter support just got mad hot, son.
Add your Twitter account if you haven’t already!
Fantastic! So glad these requests finally went through — super excited to be able to use the queue again. The only remaining piece now is per-tumblog Twitter accounts.
Wes Anderson’s Fantastic Mr. Fox Trailer. The style in which this movie was made looks pretty cool.
Brent Simmons discusses the considerations and implementation of adding software features, even if they’re “20 second” programming changes. Great read.
It’s going to be a LONG day.
Just finished watching “The Yes Men Fix The World”. Highly recommend everyone watch it!
How do you get position:fixed css working in Internet Explorer 6?
Letterpress.
“ We CAN’T just fix HTML every 10-15 years with a 5-10 year process. This is the only shot for a generation. That is a huge responsibility not just for those directly responsible for the specification, but all of use who take more than a passing interest in these issues. ” — John Allsopp
