

Andy Clarke details the problem with CSS font stacks and line-height. This problem has been known to me for sometime and it doesn’t look like we’re going to get a solution anytime soon. This is why the current best practice is to specify fonts in the font stack that are of similar shape and size.
Hear hear!
Audio from Meagan Fisher’s FOWD talk on mobile design. See, Meagan, I told you.
Love it. EE nerds rejoice!
I do not envy the task that the designers of this mark had. A very tricky topic to design for and they did a marvelous job.
Jim launches his new personal website & blog.
The Mozilla Creative Collective “will be the online home for Mozilla’s visual design community,” and Airbag Industries is on the case! In the spirit of the Mozilla Foundation’s mission, the design has been posted online to get feedback from the community. More information at Into The Fuzz.
I agree that we need an independent body of design critics to remain objective, but I’m doubtful that there every will be any significant movement towards such a body.
A photoset by Jeffrey Zeldman.
Excellent write up from Jason Santa Maria regarding his recent Layer Tennis match with Derek Powazek.
The 2009 season cannot get here fast enough.
An aggregation of design-related twitter feeds.
I was hoping Doug would be able to infuse some style into Google. But now, I’m just glad he is moving on. Hopefully to to a place where his talents will be appreciated. Good luck, Doug!
“Eight years later Aza Raskin, head of user experience at Mozilla, asked me what I think a new tab should look like. The answer after days of mailing back and forth: ‘Forget tabs!’” I agree, browser makers should start to look past the Tabs and at other solutions to solve organization problems.
Valet does a write up on the Baracuta. I want one.
Forgive me if I don’t seem more excited.
What should have happened is that AIG should have been allowed to fail. If you’re looking for punishment for incompetence and incentives for success, it doesn’t get much better than that.
I wish the Kindle2 would sync with NetNewsWire. Reading blogs on this would drastically help my declining eyesight.