CastRoller is an online podcast subscription tool. Just add one personalized feed to your desktop application and let CastRoller do all of the work. When you want to subscribe to a new podcast, just add it to CastRoller. Your personalized feed will be updated to automatically contain the latest episodes from all of your favorite podcasts. I took on the project to give CastRoller a complete visual overhaul, and as usual I started with the identity.

So you’ve put in some hard time redesigning your blog and it looks fancy as all hell. But that doesn’t matter much if you don’t get the props you deserve. A redesign is a great opportunity to get more eyeballs to your site, and one of the easiest ways of doing that is by getting recognized in design galleries.

For wordpress powered blogs you might want to try We Love Wordpress. In the last two weeks they have accounted for over 20% of my traffic, so you’re likely to get a…

Grid based design has become an emerging trend for web design in the last year, and it’s continuing to gain momentum. While it’s still somewhat of a mystery to a good portion of the community, it’s something that has been around since before the printed word. Geometry and symmetry are an important aspect through many design related disciplines, and is the most evident in classical greco roman architecture, and the foundation of print design to name a few.

Porting this mindset over to webdesign has taken a bit of time, but…

Stuff By Sarah yesterday posted about SitePoint releasing their photoshop E-Book for free for a full month (28 days left). This is fantastic offer and one which I encourage you all to take up.

About the Book

‘The Photoshop Anthology: 101 Web Design Tips, Tricks & Techniques‘ was written by experienced web designer Corrie Haffly and has 278 full color pages which is split into 9 chapters.

The book shows you how to :

• Design attractive web graphics
• Touch up photographs for web use
• Create web site mockups using Photoshop
• Improve your digital workflow
• Master menus, buttons and background…

If your designing a theme with a dedicated column to the date stamp, you can take back some of that space under it and add a unique pop to your design.

In the image to the right the date column is a span and the content of the article is in a div to the right of it. Because of the way it is layed out, using a span and then floating the content next to it, you have the ability to float things outside of the content and under the…