I probably shouldn’t be getting as excited about these two little apps as I am, but ANYONE who has been looking for an EASY, FREE and utterly IDIOT PROOF way of having clients edit their own XHTML, check out Zimplit. It will save lives. And tempers.
(In a similar – and to be perfectly honest, even more exciting – vein, FileThingie does that and more, but I can’t really figure out a worthwhile use for it, so I’ll let ZIMPLIT steal the limelight on this one.)
First of all, if you’re the do-it-yourself sort, I highly recommend the Pearsonified tutorial. If you aren’t, and want to include those photos on your blog/website/presentation in a MUCH classier way, I cannot recommend Pictobrowser enough. It takes less than four minutes to set up.
It might be a little on the pricey end, but when it comes to self-publishing, no one comes close to blurb.com with the flexibility of their software, or quality of the final product.
Webdesignerwall just posted an excellent list of Javascript must-haves for getting the bare-minimum of eye-candy these days. Check it out here.
Useful for any variety of project. This Dzine article collects all the best free stock photography in one place so I don’t have to.
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