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Welcome to Volume 49 of the best internet finds o’ the week: Found Friday. This week we have: a zombie Easter bunny (not overly design-related, but it’s Easter soon and the zombie bunny is just too awesome); an app that sends the websites you’re reading to your Kindle; an in-depth article on taking credit card payments on the web; an ingenious wallet for guitarists; and a good read on CSS data tables. Read on!
Chocolate Zombie Bunny
Alright, so this is a very loose-to-non-existent connection to design, but like I said – it’s almost Easter. How can you pass up a zombie chocolate Easter bunny? Another gem from ThinkGeek.
Kindlebility
This app is smart & straightforward: it sends the websites you’re reading to your Kindle. Developed right here in Edmonton too!
Taking Credit Card Payments Online
Taking credit card payments through a website can be a daunting task. This article from Smashing Magazine breaks it all down for ya.
Picker’s Wallet
I’ve been known to carry a guitar pick in my wallet’s change section. Also, my wallets have been known to have change sections. Anyway, this Picker’s Wallet is a great design solution: a little pick pocket!
CSS Data Table Techniques
When used properly – ie. not for design/layout – tables are a great way to present tabular data. This article has a bunch of CSS techniques you can use to make your tables shine!
See you next week!