Here are twenty articles, generators and tutorials on Photoshop, CSS, PHP and HTML that have helped me have the knowledge that I do today. Some are basic, talking about the difference between CSS ID’s and classes, and others are more in-depth, such as the “Create a Sleek, High End Web Design from Scratch” tutorial, that covers everything from the Photoshop concept to the final XHTML and CSS valid end result. Simple or not, I found these sites to be more useful than most, and now I am sharing them with you.

Tags: coding, css, html, learning, photoshop, Tutorials, web, web 2.0, web design, xhtml

Looking at and analyzing other artists’ work has always been common practice, and it doesn’t change when it comes to web and graphic design. I always love coming across a design that makes my jaw drop, and gives me new goals for myself as a designer. Here are 55 of some of my favorite website designs, in no particular order.

Tags: beautiful design, inspirational designs, web, web 2.0, web design, web designer, web tools

Being a web designer in 2008 is a lot different than it was 10 years ago. Before, you could just use some crap program to make all the code for you, and call it a day. Everything’s changed now that CSS, AJAX and mainly just simplicity have taken over. I’ve gathered all of the things I’ve been using and doing to make myself a better designer and talked about them here.

Tags: ajax, code, css, design, firefox, html, ie, internet explorer, javascript, mac, opera, osx, safari, ubuntu, valid html, valid xhtml, vista, web, web 2.0, web design, web designer, web tools, windows, xhtml