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http://scobleizer.com/ Tonight I’m getting message after message that friend after friend has joined Highlight (the photo above is of Paul Davison showing it off to some of its first users back in December on the day it launched into a closed beta). What is Highlight? Well, two weeks ago, in the Next Web, I named it as one of two apps that will “win” SXSW . What is it?

Scobleizer — Exploring the 2010 Web

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Custom Themes - Posterous for Developers

Basic theme and color customization is the simplest level that anyone can do. You can choose from a number of built-in themes that we'll be adding to all the time. Using color selectors, you give your Posterous site a twist all your own.
21 st May 2010 My brain hurts, my throat is hoarse, and my unwanted collection of Media Temple-branded lanyards has grown by one, which means I must be back from another Future of Web Design conference, where I presented my personal thoughts about our future. In order to avoid doing any proper work, I hereby present the usual rough and ready overview of the event from my slightly exhausted perspective. http://colly.com/comments/thoughts_on_fowd_2010

Simon Collison | Colly | Journal | Thoughts on FOWD 2010

When we’re designing responsively, getting type sizes right can be tricky. On small screens especially, we need to make sure that passages of body text are comfortable to read and that we don’t set headings too large or with too much leading. Tools like Fireworks and Photoshop can’t cut it for responsive design — they’re bringing a knife to a gun fight — so I needed to find a way to decide on my type sizes before I start using Fireworks or Photoshop. So I made type reference files and uploaded them to a server (and now to GitHub .) There’s really not much to them.

Fantastic website design in Flintshire, North Wales from Stuff a

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