MooTools is something I have been using more and more of late… many developers are coding for MooTools and frequently new scripts are appearing across the web.
MooTools is a lightweight javascript library and is frequently used in “Web 2.0″ projects and designs. You can download MooTools for free here: http://mootools.net
Here are a mixed bag of [...]

“Tweeple” are getting more and more creative with their Twitter layouts, having a well designed background will stick in a persons mind and its an excellent place to add a little about yourself or your business.
In this article I have handpicked 10 background designs that have impressed me for a number of reasons, in the [...]

Finding that font small enough for your projects are be a difficult task, many fonts that are sized under 10pts become pretty much illegible.
So to assist with your micro font search we have collected 10 truly awesome bitmap/pixel fonts that are best used at 8pts.
The fonts are mainly for PC and Mac (sorry Linux users!), [...]

If your looking for a way to give your users a more in depth description of an item on your site, but don’t want to talk at great length in the article, ToolTips are a fantastic solution.
They work by simply hovering over a word or piece of text, when hovered over a small bubble will [...]

Website footers can be used for much more than your bog standard “© copyright 2009 | your site | all rights reserved”
The footer is usually visible on all pages of your site, so why not make it a little prettier and easy on the eye, maybe even add some content or social links?
Below are a [...]

Cascading style sheet switchers came into prominence a while back now, but they seem to be making a come back! We are seeing more and more sites opting to use the stylesheet switchers and often using cookies so when users return their favourite style is still in place.
Switchers can be used for fonts, colours, images [...]

Displaying graphs and charts using HTML, CSS and such is often a difficult task, not only do we face issues with the grid and layout but we can find issues with collation and miscalculations of the data.
One solution around this is using the Google Chart API: http://code.google.com/apis/chart/, but this isn’t a surefire fix for all [...]