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In this guide I want to go over some of the major changes you can find within the new Flow release. Some of the old components have been re-worked and other interface features are completely new. After a bit of practice the UI almost becomes like second nature. Read More

This compilation features many reverse image search tools. These web applications can help to locate the original source for any image you need. Read More

This is a collection of brilliant infographics on startups and tech companies. These all feature data covering many topics and various markets. Read More

I have put together a collection of webapps and resources that you can use for any new project launch. There are often so many details to remember and it is easy to get lost in the myriad of choices. Read More

iPhone Apps have grown very popular among the design community. This past Christmas saw a massive influx of unit sales as well, which can only mean the world community is slowly adopting this trend. As such web designers will have to casually adopt Photoshop skills when building for iOS. Read More

With regard to Web Design, there are many female web designers out there, but it seems there is not enough representation or prominence in bringing them into the limelight Read More

I’ve been an avid fan of Pligg CMS for a long time now. It’s an open source project, allowing anyone to download and run their own social news community similar to Digg and Reddit. I have my own case study for Pligg as well, and recently BizSugar has caught my attention Read More

Google has finally released an official API with documentation for Google Buzz. In their blog post, DeWitt Clinton of Google’s Development Team went over a few of the new features available in the API and what developers can expect Read More

YouTube has launched a new channel in celebration for its five year anniversary this month. The channel is a host to many user submitted videos discussing how.. Read More

In a blog post this morning by Kevin Rose, it appears as though Digg has cut roughly 10% of their staff. Layoffs have been made to around 12 employees, and it was difficult on the entire staff to part with many members Read More