Make my logo bigger cream - touches on ever design cliche out there. I love the handshake. (via Bittbox)
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A great dissection of the parts of an URL by a Googler. (Via Blogoscoped)
Don’t you hate those crappy color pickers that don’t follow the Adobe model seen in Photoshop? I do. John Dyer has put together a javascript version of the Adobe color picker that you can use on the web. It rocks. (Via Ajaxian)
There’s a new image resizing technology out there that blows my mind. It’s called seam carving. Here’s a working web tool that lets you give seam carving a try (via Photojojo). I can’t stress how unbelievable it is. Did I mention it’s amazing? Probably the biggest innovation in digital photo retouching in years. I can’t be the only one who wants a Photoshop plugin for this.
I just upgraded this site to the latest version of WordPress, 2.3. So far, I really like it. Coolest new feature: tags. Now, I just need to add them to my templates.
There’s a new web analytics provider out there, Clicky (via Bitbox). It drills into even more detail — The only problem is that I don’t really care to see more detail; I’d rather see bigger pictures like average monthly uniques or average daily uniques or a graph of every month’s unique visitors. It seems the more these analytical software drill down, the more they leave the big picture up to the user to calculate and track. Bleh!