Well. I do.
Well. At least when you see one that's done beautifully.
I mean. Who can resist a beautiful logo, right?

Trouble is, if you ever try to design one, whether you're the designer or just own a business, chances are when you look at a blank piece of paper sometimes it can drive you crazy if you are stumped.

Well. You might try taking a look at a great site called, Logo Pond.
There are a lot of talented people over there bopping around some pretty darn good logo's.

I'm usually NOT big on the whole online color scheme website craze.
But there is one website that I think certainly is up there in terms of overall being useful when it comes to using it in conjunction with web design or other programs.
It's called, '4096 Color Wheel' and it allows you to pick amazing colors on the fly.

Not only that, it gives you plenty of color scheme scenarios to figure things out.

Apparently. I was aware of quite a few new, and not-so-new, lightbox type photo page displays. MooTools being one of the most popular and originators. But then I been starting to realize just how many off-shoots there are of MooTools type lightbox scripts.With so many choices, which one's the right one for you?

CSS. That's Cascading Style Sheets. Everyone is talking about webpages designed with CSS these days. If your just learning CSS or more about how to create webpages with CSS, Maxdesign has a brilliant tutorial on CSS Floats! Nope not the RootBeer Floats that require two scoops of vanilla ice cream although when was the last time you had one of those? No. CSS Floats.

Are you always at odds as to what to put on your blog or webpage?? Looking for that special graphic all the time with your name on it?

Remember the days before Flash when you used to browse the web and the one way that everyone used to trick out their website was with fancy animated gifs??Well, if not, that's o.k. because that was sometime back.