Inflatable Sheep

With my foot and leg on the mend, I'm actually walking…at a snail's pace, but walking nonetheless without the aid of a wheelchair, crutches, or cane. And just in time for the Fourth of July weekend. Good timing.

Joe puts together a wishlist for the Web Standards Project's Accessibility Task Force.

How to Make Your Blog Accessible to Blind Readers. [Thanks, Rebecca]

From Peter at Adaptive Path, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Relinquish Control.

“Relinquishing control is a scary prospect because it diminishes certainty. With control comes predictable outcomes that you can bank on. But in this increasingly complex, messy, and option-filled world, we must acknowledge that our customers hold the reins. Attempts to control their experience will lead to abandonment for the less onerous alternative. What we can do is provide the best tools and content that they can fit into their lives, and their ways.”

Unwritten Internet Rules. My favorite: “…write pages for people; the search engines will follow.” [Thanks, Meryl]

Photoshop Automator Actions. Download his latest Photoshop CS2 Automator Actions (last updated 6/20/05).

Photoshop keyboard shortcuts. Includes CS2 also. [Thanks, Angie]

Writing efficient CSS. Shorthand properties and more.

CSS Import, “the no frills inspirational site.”

Jemima's color links. Here's her 4096 color wheel.

Designers Toolbox. Handy odds and ends all in one place (Lorem Ipsum Generator, special characters, form elements for Windows XP, Mac 0S 9, Mac OS X, and more) [Thanks, Jon]

Common fonts to all versions of Windows and Mac equivalents.