"Jeffery Zeldman discussed the soft skills that enable designers to get great work out in the world."

On programming well. Devote time to it, rewrite it completely, work without distraction. Echoes of "Getting Real."

On tackling feature requests and "big problems." "You’re better off chopping big lumps of problems into smaller chunks until you’re able to knock them off one at a time. Add value sooner by solving the highest-priority/smallest-problem first."

Great roundup on developing websites for Mobile Safari on the iPhone.

"The need for these distinctions becomes moot, of course, when no secondary actions are present. Make sure you really need each secondary action on a form and don’t add them indiscriminately."

Using one large image with all of your smaller images inside of it, and using CSS to position the background into the right position.

How to hide unsightly outlines.

"a ruby microformat parser"

It's about time. But when will this actually become an official recommendation? When universally adopted? And will that adoption be as awful as the previous implementations?

Apparently "tags" is a reserved name in IE. For anything.

Works perfectly with scriptaculous.

"the little JavaScript and CSS bundle I've been working on that makes developing iPhone web apps easy."

Reveal box model and other style information for visible elements on a webpage.

My very own piece of the web to groom, feed, and play with

A table of who supports what.

A list of online collaboration tools.

Use a hidden field that, if filled out by a Decepticon, should invalidate the entire entry.

Checks through CSS and HTML to find redundant and unused style definitions.

What works in which browsers.

They look nice.

When you need the code for a special character.

When ajaxwhois.com is down.

API Documentation.

Beautiful, cross-compatible buttons in CSS.

A huge and valuable collection.

Weblog by Khoi Vinh, Design Director for The New York Times website and champion of grid-based web design.

"People who make websites: Who are we? Where do we live? What are our titles, our skills, our educational backgrounds? Where and with whom do we work? What do we earn? What do we value?" Win something, possibly, by filling it out.

A flash-based MP3/playlist player.

"Free online file conversion." Text, audio, images, video.