From SEOMoz comes the Beginner’s Guide to SEO, a primer on search engine optimization packed with insightful guidance and tips for the aspiring SEO pro. At 51 pages this isn’t a quick read, but it’s a nice reference piece.
This handy poster (nicely designed too!) shows web designers and developers what HTML5 is, why it’s important, and why we should care.
A collection of articles from Guerilla Freelancing that will help guide new freelancers in the right direction as well as give them insight into the benefits and drawbacks of freelance life, some things you must be aware of as well as some guerrilla marketing tactics to get you going.
If you use Apple’s Keynote as a substitute for PowerPoint, this is a nice concise guide of the major features and formatting options.
“One of the most important things to remember when designing a site is that the wheel has already been invented. Odds are, even as an experienced designer, you will not be able to design a new sort of interface that actually works well. Not to say that it isn’t possible, but it highly unlikely. Being unique and standing out when it comes to interfaces are not always a good thing.”
This ebook provides a well-written overview of usability and best practices in web design.
