Tony Stephens / Simian Design

These are my delicious links for November 18th:

• Pop Culture Propaganda - Brilliant outtakes of Pop Culture done up in a old school propaganda style. Now I love me some propaganda, and they nail the style with these selections.

These are my delicious links for November 18th:

• prettyGallery - by Stephane Caron - A nice image gallery script written in jQuery.

These are my delicious links for November 17th:

• 50 Beautiful Examples Of Tilt-Shift Photography - I could stare at these types of photos all day long. Just amazing.
• 5 Tips for Better jQuery Code: jQuery, Tutorial - Nice list of better jQuery techniques. I wasn't aware of some of the items in the list.
• Nudibranchs - Gorgeous photos of these weird sea creatures.

These are my delicious links for November 14th:

• A Better Place for a Banff Canoe Ride - Yeah, that's not bad. I'd go there, probably be pretty OK.
• The world's most super-designed data center – fit for a James Bond villain - This underground data center has greenhouses, waterfalls, German submarine engines, simulated daylight and can withstand a hit from a hydrogen bomb. A newly opened high-security data center run by one of Sweden’s largest ISPs, located in an old nuclear bunker deep below the bedrock of Stockholm city, sealed off from the world by entrance doors 40 cm thick (almost 16 inches).
• Amazing Home.. - I LOVE this house. LOVE it. I love the sheer wilderness. The Views. The stark simplicity.

These are my delicious links for November 14th:

• Displaying code on your blog - Nice embeddable code using SyntxHighlighter

These are my delicious links for November 13th:

• Ralph McQuarrie Concept Paintings for Star Wars - a set on Flickr - I love his stuff, I have the book and have spent much time enjoying his work.
• delizzy - del.icio.us Bookmarks Search Engine - Sure, Delicious has a search, but they don't search everything, they just search tags, and title. This searches everything, the contents of each bookmarked page or site.
• Common Visual Design Misconceptions :: UXmatters - Excellent points here. Answering the questions/assumptions of: 1) Visual design is about making things look pretty.
  2) Making things pop more can improve visual design.
  3) It’s possible to evaluate visual design in pieces.

These are my delicious links for November 13th:

• 12 Principles For Keeping Your Code Clean - The advantages of clean, semantic HTML are many, yet so many websites suffer from poorly written markup.

  Let’s take a look at some poorly written HTML, discuss its problems, and then whip it into shape!

• Image Resizing - Interestingly (and not surprisingly), browsers differ in rendering images at non-native sizes, with some providing noticeably better results than others. Internet Explorer 6 in particular looked to be the least smooth when scaling images down, but some interesting workarounds are available.

These are my delicious links for November 12th:

• 50+ Gorgeous Navigation Menus - Vandelay Website Design has a good collection of inspirational menu ideas. A pretty standard list as far as these lists go, but still worthwhile to have for possible inspiration.
• Ten Web Development Tips I Wish I'd Known Two Years Ago - A very nice list of tips. I particularly endorse both the charging for IE 6 support, and the learning of a JavaScript API (jQuery, mootools, etc)

These are my delicious links for November 12th:

• 18 Rules the Best Web Developers Follow - A nice collection of base rules Web Developers follow, or at least should follow. The only one I might disagree with is the one about IE 6. Determine your own baseline from your logs, you can see what the overwhelming browser is. Sometimes it might be IE6, other times not.
• neuron-galaxy.jpg (image) - AMAZING photo comparing a mouses brain cell to the universe. Freakily similar.
• Are You Making These 10 CSS Mistakes? - NETTUTS - A nice listing of Ten Common CSS Mistakes.

These are my delicious links for November 12th:

• New York City Map of SuperHeroes - A great map drawn up by a fan of where the superheros live and work.