Big Bang Technology

Kim Cameron strives to solve these questions in part one of his presentation on Project Geneva. Very interesting and explained in pretty basic english.

Big Bang Technology will be there most of the day. Should be interesting.

Looks like Phill Ryu is at it again...

(Via Shaun Inman. Again.)

Fairly interesting list of responses from some big time CSS players.

While Max is posting serious articles. I can't help but try to offset it a little bit.

(Via Andy Baio.)

If you don’t like the music on the radio, start a band. If you don’t like the way existing publications are defining your profession, start a magazine.

Happy birthday A List Apart!

I’ve been thinking a lot about good copywriting lately (And I’m taking a course at Seattle’s School of Visual Concepts on the subject), so I thought I’d share a few good, if not a little obvious, points about what constitutes good copywriting. And good writing in general…

Some simple advice from Tiffani Jones of Blue Flavor

An excellent example of tilt-shift video. (Via cubicle 17)

Seth Godin on current events:

Growth is frightening for a lot of people. It brings change and the opportunity for public failure. So if the astrological signs aren't right or the water is too cold or we've got a twinge in our elbow, we find an excuse. We decide to do it later, or not at all.

(Via Airbag Industries.)

I gave a talk this morning at BarCamp London 5 about CSS Systems, a new term that I am using to define a top-down approach to architecting a site's CSS.

A CSS System is a reusable set of content-oriented markup patterns and associated CSS created to express a site's individual design. It is the end result of a process that emphasizes up-front planning, loose coupling between CSS and markup, pre-empting browser bugs and overall robustness. It also incorporates a shared vocabulary for developers to communicate the intent of the code.

(Via Natalie Downe.)

The belief that all browsers should see the same design often requires us to resort to presentational markup, forked CSS and JavaScript DOM wizardry

At Big Bang Technology, we've started taking this very seriously. IE6 is on the chopping block.

(Via blog.)

We help you raise money for your ideas. How? By giving you the tools to connect deeper with your network and audience.

This looks like it could be interesting.

This is the most fun I've had watching a commercial in a long time.

watch until the 15 second mark; inspired by the HEMA ad?  

(Via Waxy.org Links.)

I think I'll be getting some of these:

The Wireframe Graph Paper Notepad is made for visual designers, interaction designers, and information architects designing for the screen. The notepad has 50 sheets at 8 1/2 x 11 inches on white 70# paper, glued on the left side. The ink is a non-photo blue (cyan) so that the grid lines and any sketch lines made in non-photo blue pencil can be knocked out when scanned and processed in graphics software.

(Via urlgreyhot - michael angeles.)

This is amazing.

(Via Andy Baio)

Just one brief announcement today. Hot on the heels of an extended Anivers, Jos Buivenga releases Museo Sans, the other half of his incredibly popular Museo:

(Via simplebits.)

what do you wish would happen by the end of today?

(Via Andy Baio.)

I always watch Democracy Now. It's the only daily news program I trust.