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Golden Grid System

There may be nearly infinite grid systems/mechanisms/whatever that promise to help you, dear designer, to hold your horses and follow a structure. This one is different.

The Golden Grid System is fluid, loves vertical rhythm and is so very easy to be to used.

However, do follow the advice written on the website: the system becomes even better if you tame it and change it according to your needs.

This grid system is really great!

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Typography, the Smashing Magazine way

Recently, Smashing Magazine published an article with the title Mind Your En And Em Dashes: Typographic Etiquette. I think it’s the best article about Web typography I read in 2011.

Clear, concise and to the point. It’s actually a guide you can count on.

It also reminded us the almost holy The Elements of Typographic Style Applied to the Web.

Bookmarked!

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The best 404 page ever made

Just as the title says.

Nosh - 404 page

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HTML5 Snippets

What a wonderful resource!

HTML5 Snippets is a place where you’ll find all kind of HTML5/CSS3 things: buttons, text effects, animation etc. I already subscribed.

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Featured in Web Design Ledger

This website, porcupine colors, is featured in Web Design Ledger, which presents 30 Creative Examples of Responsive Web Design.

Take a look at the other 29 examples and you’ll detect sites like A List Apart, Trent Walton, Owltastic, 320andup, Cognition, Electirc Pulp, Teixido, Colly, Stephen Caver, Hicksdesign, Naomi Atkinson.

Holy cows!

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Stampaxx

Undeniably beautiful. And original too.

Stampaxx

Stampaxx is a wonderful set of icons. Free to download it in .psd and .ai format.

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FitText

Hey, typography lovers, this one is for you:

FitText makes font-sizes flexible. Use this plugin on your fluid or responsive layout to achieve scalable headlines that fill the width of a parent element.

FitText, what a fantastic idea!

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Ideal Sans

Ideal Sans is the newest font from Hoefler & Frere-Jones and it looks ideal indeed.

Take a look.

Ideal sans

Ideal Sans comes with 48 styles. Each one is simply great.

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On Dribbble

I joined Dribbble several months ago but I became a player last week.

Today I submitted my first shot, Reposado, which is going to be a theme for Tumblr and for Wordpress.

I owe a big “thank you” to my friend Gerasimos (the link will send you to a Greek website) who invited me there.

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REM for font size

This one is very interesting. It hasn’t got to do with the particular stage of sleep or the music group.

Instead:

CSS3 introduces a few new units, including the rem unit, which stands for “root em”.

Jonathan Snook explains the dirty details.

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