15 Excellent Examples of Web Typography

I Love Typography provides some beautiful examples of web sites that stage typography that mimics print, leverage web technology, and good use of CSS. Read the article here.

Web Designer of the week

Empire Elements is a web design company located in London, England. Richard Kacerek (CEO), leads a group of qualified, forward-thinking, creative designers to provide a first-class web design service at realistic prices.

Photoshopsupport.com

Here's a great website I came across for those who use Photoshop when building websites.

10 Signs You Need a Website Makeover

Everyone wants to be part of the big bandwagon called Web 2.0. Most have no idea what Web 2.0 is or it’s value. What they do know is that their current site doesn’t work and they want something better. Read on.

Moving From Print Design to Web Design

Moving from print design to web design involves taking into account various subtle but important differences between the two mediums. This article describes both the technical aspects of web design as well as the various differences in the mediums.

Do's and Dont's Guide to Great Web Design

The following guide will prove to be quite a valuable web design resource. From the inexperienced to the experienced, this guide has something for everyone.

Entheos

This is a well crafted site offering various tips on web design covering areas in Flash, Dreamweaver tutorials, Photoshop, and more.

Web Design Wiki

Here's a great Wiki site covering numerous web design topics stemming from New York University.

Zpeech

Enables every internet user to comment any website of the world "on the website itself." By adding "zpeech.com/" in front of any URL, a window pops up on the current website URL you have entered and you can add your comments. (Link: zpeech)

Firedoodle

A Firefox add-on that allows you to turn any web page into a white board. Easily mark up any web page, image, or map for review purposes, or just for fun. If you create an account, you can even save your doodles for future reference. (Link: Firedoodle)