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Jmpress.js is the jQuery port of the creative non-linear presentation tool Impress.js built by Bartek Szopka (it is the same but with extra features like fallbacks to jQuery animations). It's definitely a lot more creative than Powerpoint and it it uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript unlike Prezi which is a similar tool (but all in Flash).
Useful articles, tutorials, tips and how-tos about Magento topics written by the Auckland New Zealand Magento User Group.
Great little website by Paddy Donnelly that explains and deters the "above the fold" myth.
An article about object orientated javascript by Tim Huegdon - discusses concepts like closures, prototyping, namespacing, patterns, passing by reference vs value - I particularly like how clear and easy to read the article is.
A collection of the most frequent user experience misconceptions and explanations on why they don't hold true.
A blog that explores the intersection of art, design, and physical craft, some interesting posts include the 3d resin art of Riusuke Fukahori and James Modern Terrariums
Good quality freeware fonts licenced for commercial use. Comes with handy @font-face kits.
A site that explains what humans.txt is all about i.e "an initiative for knowing the people behind a website. It's a TXT file that contains information about the different people who have contributed to building the website".
A series of articles by Media Access Australia that covers accessibility with articles like Top 5 Web Accessibility Pitfalls and Keyboard Functionality for Websites - Creating Order, Avoiding Traps.
Handy little site where you look up the various features of HTML5 and get informed on when and how or if you should use them.
An online tool for unpacking/deobfuscating Javascript and HTML - very handy for understanding and checking third party scripts that you need to place on your site.
This magazine deals with the quirky and creative in a multitude of topics including art, craft, design and photography.
As stated on their site, WAI-ARIA "defines a way to make Web content and Web applications more accessible to people with disabilities. It especially helps with dynamic content and advanced user interface controls developed with Ajax, HTML, JavaScript, and related technologies"...
A set of four projects by Google including ChromeVox which reads modern websites out loud, ChromeVis which allows users to magnify text and change text colours, ChromeShades which reformats your page the same way a screen reader would and Lois TTS US English which is a female US-English text to speech extension.
Just another code sharing site for small snippets of code!
WAVE is a web accessibility evaluation tool, a free tool provided by WEBAIM used to aid humans in the web accessibility evaluation process. They also have a browser toolbar available which is handy if your site isn't live yet.
Good little website that collects and showcases websites that use media queries well for responsive web design.