CSS-Tricks.com posted this great-looking apple-like css menu, which uses unordered lists - the only problem with it is that it doesn’t work in Internet Explorer yet (damn!) but i’ll have a go later at fixing it myself




Now with AJAX and some CSS-Trickery perhaps the web is becoming just as good as desktop, if not better than it.. if it wasn’t for these cross-browser woes

Web-based Itunes anyone?

CSS Discussion is a young web design punBB forum that dedicate to CSS topic for newbies or experts. Greg, the owner of CSS Discussion is planning to sell the forum. It’s a nice domain with Google pagerank 4 on the latest updated though. Contact him to place a bid if you are interesting and have time to develop the site.

A web app is any web browser based and software-like application. Nowadays you can not live without from Gmail, Flickr, Digg to Facebook and web apps have become part of our daily online lives. Web App Charts want to discover and research the world’s most popular web app on the web. Before 5th February 2008, vote for your favorite web application and you could also have a chance to win a Wii.

Design Police is trying to bring bad design to justice. They have created a great visual enforcement kit for flagging the poor design. The downloadable pdfs provide handy pre-printed sticker templates labels like “Style over content”, “Alert: Double space!”, “Do not get en and em dashes mixed up.” and “Align this!” that you can print and apply to help bring bad design to justice. Download the kit at Design Police.