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• Web Design

  • Hicks Design

    John Hicks's work includes the gorgeous digital version of the Firefox logo. In addition to being a stand-out icon and web designer, Hicks is a prolific blogger and selective linker. He quickly points out important developments in web design and software.

  • Mezzoblue

    The website of David Shea, web designer and creator of the CSS Zen Garden. David is consistently on the cutting edge of pure CSS design. This is an excellent first stop for CSS coding solutions.

  • Simplebits

    Dan Cederholm creates beautiful standards-based designs that perfectly fit the content they present while simultaneously having a feel that is all Cederholm's own.

  • Stopdesign

    Douglas Bowman's blog and web design studio, Stopdesign, spearheaded the Blogger.com redesign. This project brought together many of the important figures in the blogging meets design community.

  • The CSS Zen Garden

    A dense pool of very high-quality pure CSS design. The CSS Zen Garden's goal was to dispel the notion that pure CSS design is dry and unexciting. The site's concept is simple: Many designs, one HTML file.

  • Zeldman

    Author of the web standards bible, "Designing with Web Standards" and cofounder of the "The Web Standards Project." Zeldman switching his web design magazine "A List Apart" to a pure CSS design in 2001 is a landmark event in the history of web design.

• Business

  • 43 Folders

    Merlin Mann's 43 Folders gives an adrenalin shot to time management theory with a tech-savvy but not necessarily high-tech approach. Also interesting is his use of social software like Del.icio.us and Flickr to form a community around his ideas.