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Something else that Flash used to do. There's not enough multilingual web pages on the internet, I think.

Always been meaning to write my own CSS reset – might be time to sort one out now. This one has a lighter touch than Eric Meyer's.

An elegant solution for an ajax progress indicator.

As featured on the front of the new Creative Review. Large areas of flat colour. And lines.

What CSS does everyone's favourite web browser apply before you vainly attempt to force in the direction you want it to go? This helpful table has the facts.

An archive of painted signs on buildings, now fading into agreeable suggestions of earlier, simpler times.

Us autodidacts can always do with more examples of how to use jQuery, especially one-liners that explain exactly how to use all of those functions that appear on your cheatsheet of choice.

This looks very interesting (the price is definitely right), especially the 'paths' view, which tries to track the journey an individual IP takes through your site.

I like the UI of this, and there's nothing better than being able to translate CSS values into a visual representation immediately.

drawing app in javascript that amplifies your line in a very now kind of way. An export to eps would be nice.

definitely agree about the difference between formless and definite content in this post. In the comments people seem very reluctant to let go of the idea of book as (uncrashable, very resilient) thing, though.