Spring has arrived in my wee corner of SE22, and very welcome it is too.
Natalie Downe's slides on practical, maintainable CSS. I wish I'd been able to be there for the actual presentation.
The Fluid Grid system. I remain unconvinced that fluid is the way to go for all sites, but for those where it is appropriate, this could come in really handy.
Designers are not programmers.
Need a napkin? I know I do.
Birds on a wire. Beautiful.
Hampus Jageland. He's got some great stuff in his portfolio. I particularly like the branding work for Reading is Fundamental. It's modern and minimalist, but it's got a kind of classic, Penguin-esque feel to it.
Yerba Mate tea. Haven't tried this before, but I spotted some in my favourite wee deli when I went out for a wander earlier and thought I'd give it a try. It's apparently some kind of miracle tea. So far, all I can say is that it's a bit of an acquired taste (and colour), but it's not unpleasant.
Spring 2009 Knitty is up!
The Yarn Harlot on brit TV. Stephanie (who is in Canada) spoke to Greg Kinnear (the actor) while he was on the Graham Norton show (in the UK). Confused? It's a long story, but a very funny one. The links are there for following.
Happy Cog are working on Redesigning Mozilla and doing the whole Design by Community thing. Hope it doesn't wind up looking more like a camel than a horse.