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So many late nights this week watching basketball and working on a freelance project. Lots of good things to read this week:
I love the first item: Web Standards = Validation. Just because your site is valid, that doesn’t mean it’s not crap.
Some simple techniques for achieving “a state of focused concentration”. I find it hard to stay focused some times; I need to try some of these.
As usual, A List Apart delivers two solid articles: Findability, Orphan of the Web Design Industry and Sign Up Forms Must Die. While I don’t really agree with the thought that all Sign Up Forms Must Die, I think Luke Wroblewski brings up a lot of interesting points.
So you’re telling me that I just have to tell my job that I will work better with beer and sushi? Yeah, I’m sure that would fly.
Can you imagine actually being able to use pixels for font size? I guess we can dream.
Six creative techniques for making your grid design extra special.
Ugh, just thinking about HTML emails makes me want to cry. At least this article discusses the non-design factors when preparing a campaign.
Wow, they call all of their clients every week? That’s pretty awesome.
This is a great article for two reasons: