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Blog:320 and up

320 and up

Luke Wroblewski, author of Mobile First spent some time going over mediaqueri.es assembling the varying patterns used in responsive web design and gathered them for you. He’s diagrammed the patterns and linked to great examples to inspire you for your next responsive project. Enjoy. You should also follow him on Twitter: @lukew

Blog:WORK x UNION

WORK x UNION

WORK x UNION is a new kind of job site created by a few professionals after their personal job searches gave them the idea: one killer job posting at a time. Job listings are available for purchase for center stage on their site, one day at a time, and are curated by the crew. Jobs…

Blog:Celebrating One Year of Good Advice

Celebrating One Year of Good Advice

This September marks the one year anniversary and fifth TDP posting (We realize – we may have abused our posting privileges) of Good Fucking Design Advice a collaborative project between TDP contributors, Brian Buirge and Jason Bacher. To celebrate this momentous occasion, they’ve released a feature video on their newly redesigned site “Getting Shit Done:…

Blog:Designers MX

Designers MX

Do you feel like your music selection is lacking variety or maybe you are just behind the times? Look no further than Designers MX. The site is currently invite only but there are plenty of mixes to keep you listening for hours. The site is a great idea for creative types and a nice alternative…

Blog:Designers & Books

Designers & Books

Designers & Books is a website showing admired design professionals book lists. The growing list of contributors each select a range of books from personal influences to works that have defined their view on design. And it’s not just focusing on graphic designers either. Designers in all fields (architecture, fashion and industrial, just to name…

Blog:Google Art Project

Google Art Project

The Google Art Project has been running wild on all the tech blogs this morning and rightfully so. This project is essentially Google’s Street View within a museum with the addition of gigapixel interactive images. There is a good list of museums and hope to see the list grow. It is really interesting to see…

Blog:Foundation: Jack Dorsey

Foundation: Jack Dorsey

Kevin Rose, one of the founders of Digg, has begun a private newsletter featuring video interviews, product reviews, rants, and early access to pre-launched websites called Foundation. His first video interview is a sit-down with Jack Dorsey, one of the founders of Twitter and more recently Square. The interview is an interesting look into the…

Blog:The State of Cloud Computing

The State of Cloud Computing

Earlier this year JESS3 created the cool video: The State of the Internet. They’ve created a follow up titled The State of Cloud Computing which sort of explains what the hell cloud computing actually is. While the average person may not be able to clearly define cloud computing, this video helps everyday folks understand that…