I just bought this domain for myself, it currently points to this blog and I love the geekiness of it but my wife thinks otherwise!

I just found this amazing Leica camera icon by Seedling Design on deviantART. It is now my new iPhoto icon.

Recently I wrote about TwoUp, a simple window management app from Irradiated Software. Since then, a new app called Cinch has been released with even more features for managing where and how you want your apps to appear.

Have you seen the new Snap feature on Windows 7? I have, and was more than a little jealous when I found out about it; I constantly need two app windows to share the same screen and find it so annoying trying to resize them to fit. I found this awesome little gem that does just that. It’s called TwoUp made by Irradiated Software and turns this annoying chore into inconsequence. The best reason to use it, apart from the obvious, is that it’s free, so click here to visit the developer’s site and download that sucker!

My favourite jQuery plugin, jQuery Masonry by David DeSandro has recently been updated to version 1. It is a simple layout plugin that works in a similar way to floats, with the exception that Masonry arranges elements vertically then horizontally according to a grid. If you are browsing my blog, you have already seen this plugin in effect, it is being used on all article list pages.

Seen on Sam Brown and The Web Standardistas websites, and originally created by Tim Van Damme. URL ABC is a simple game: Go to the address bar in your favorite browser, and type one letter. Start with “a”, end with “z”. Here’s my effort:

Designed by Ascender for Google’s Android project is this beautiful, simple font family.

Over the past few months I have been working on a slightly different project, for my biggest personal client yet, Weight Watchers. They have two films on their US website that needed localising (for want of a better word; I replaced voice-over and content as well as modified spellings and grammar) for the UK and Australian websites, I was asked to amend the existing films using Final Cut Pro and After Effects.