Ever wanted to know which font that particular graphic piece uses. But you can’t, because its a graphic. But wait, you can now with the WhatTheFont website. Click here to use this very useful tool for designers.

Want to make your website look more cute. Well add these cute friends.

Always wanted to know how that Windows Vista wallpaper was done? Well here’s the answer. To read the tuorial click here.

Good example of information design, and how good design can make a boring grap or chart look more worthwhile looking at.

Ajax, the acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is a method used for creating web applications more usable, and faster, to heighten user experience. Coined by Jesse James Garrett, it is the term used for the combination of technologies used, aimed to improve and enhance user experience. This method of using it makes Ajax a revolutionary approach in web application development, leading web developers are adopting.

Looking at fabrics somehow fires up my imagination – alerting me to the possibilities of countless of different looks and styles that are possible on an old chair. The colors, textures and emotion of fabrics can be very powerful creative tools. I shop for fabrics when I go away on my travels. I store them in my workshop – while I look for the perfect chairs to carry the fabrics off.

Twitter is a useful medium for listening, learning, and sharing. For those in the media and communications and design industries, it’s also a rapid and immersive education in meaningful, two-way micro messaging.