Here is a great resource to help you with CSS3.  It not only gives you the correct code to use, it also lets you know what browsers it will work in.

Our first designer interviewed of 2008 in our CSS Designer Spotlight is Matt Rossi. Matt has over 10 years experience in web design, but also does logo & branding, print and multimedia.

A thorn in the side of most any designer who works with clients is getting them to provide you with content, graphics, logos, etc., in a timely fashion and in a usable format. Logos can be particularly frustrating as many small to medium sized businesses either don't have a professionally designed logo or even more commonly, don't have high resolution artwork of the original design.

The fine folks over at HRWorld as put a list together to help you find and keep programmers. There are plenty of programmers out there, but rock star programmers? They are few and far between.

Smashing Magazine has collected over 65 tutorials, references and related resources, which are supposed to help you to create graphics in Web 2.0-Look.

Our latest CSS designer in our CSS Designer Spotlight is Roey Liad. Much of his work has been featured in the major CSS Galleries including CSS Burst. He is currently working in New York for Israeli Designs, http://www.israeli-designs.com/.

Next in our CSS Designer Spotlight is Jason Zimdars. Much of his work has been featured in the major CSS Galleries including CSS Burst. His personal site, http://www.thinkcage.com is currently being redesigned, and has a small portion of his overall portfolio.

So I come in this morning to see my computer has restarted sometime over the weekend. Maybe it was a required Windows update, maybe is was something else updating or even Windows LiveCare doing its thing to block intruders.

Steve Jobs announced today, among other things, the release of Safari 3. You might wonder how that affects you the Windows XP/Vista runnerer. Well, Stevey announced it for Mac AND Windows XP/Vista.

Chad Jaggers has been into web design since 1998 and has consulted on many other designs. His acute sense of audience need and web usability have been key to many successful web site experiences.

You have probably seen on my site that is has a CSS designer spotlight where there will be interviews with designers. Right now I currently have three interviews in process...

We have added four more CSS Burstable sites to our web gallery. Here is a list and a short description.

You have about 2 seconds to impress someone with your site. That's it. It does not matter if you have the coolest application around, design sells the site. Of course your latest web 2.0 grunge style is not going to appeal to everyone, but if that is your demographic then grunge away.