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"There is a common misbelief that Helvetica is the signage typeface of the New York City subway system. In this ‘Design discussions’, we talk to the author who has uncovered the truth (maybe) behind the story."
A very nice colour picker from the brilliant Dmitry Baranovskiy.
Paul takes an in-depth look at the new BBC design guidelines.
Well, this could be useful for Southby: find out where your friends are sitting when watching a panel.
A thoroughly well-researched and data-heavy blog post ...complete with interactive charts!
A lesson from Google Buzz: a large sampling isn't always a representative sampling.
Before we point the finger and laugh at the Facebook users leaving confused comments on Read Write Web, we should look to our own experiences with Google Buzz.
Erin explains exactly how badly Google have messed up privacy concerns with Buzz.
A frightening tale of just how badly Google messed up with the lack of privacy controls on Buzz.
Network data fills me with awe. And now I'm sharing this because I like its positive message.
The wonderful world of audio pressed onto postcards: a Polish tradition.
A web comic written by a 5 year old (illustrated by his father).
This makes my brain giddy. Dizzying stuff, clearly explained.
A medium-zoom view of shifts in publishing.
A wonderful trip down memory lane to the amateur web of the 90s.
This is the way to do an adaptable liquid layout. Media queries are your friend. Oh, and the content's good too.
A thoroughly researched and well-written look at font stacks, with some practical suggestions and advice.
A handy accessibility resource from Auntie Beeb.
A store of fonts for sale, many of which have licenses that allow you to use them with @font-face.
A self-documenting explanation of why John Gruber doesn't have comments on his site.
The sad state of online newspapers (the design this time, not the business).