America’s leading business schools are now putting out excellent, free podcasts on iTunes. Really worth a look.

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Guy Kawasaki puts together a great list of ways to lose users and business through their web experience with your product/service.

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a compendium of advanced photoshopping techniques. each can be performed simply in 120 seconds.

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If you write like I do (and I pray that you do not), you have a messy approach to drafting that is iterative, intuitive, and far from linear. Scrivener makes the anarchic approach to writing a little less chaotic by letting you create any number of “index cards” which contain a title and a short synopsis of what that index card is meant to contain.

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“There is an incredible resource that some of you may not be aware of, that I wish to share.”

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This a huge archive of fonts – The majority of them are unique and beautiful.

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The Ambigram.Matic web site automatically takes any word you enter and, after playing with the fonts a bit, creates an ambigram. Sometimes you kind of have to squint to make it out, but believe me, this thing is addicting. This is a great tool for logo design

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It displays the 500 most popular fonts on the internet. You can even change the text that is previewed. I love it.

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I’ve decided to write a handy font tier that will be helpful for choose of fonts for web design. If you know same or more useful tools, welcome to comments.

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“Handwriting fonts are generally overlooked by print and web designers. Why not use them more? Here I’ve outlined all the best handwriting fonts.”

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