For Web Designers here are 25 code snippets that might come in handy. They are written in JavaScript, CSS, and HTML.

Interested in finding out how to make your website work more for you and your audience? Wondering why people don't read sites like this?

Check this post to learn how viewing is much more like the following, and how to make this work for you:

Want to make a cool design? Looking for vector graphics? This is an awesome site.

Lastly, who doesn't love icons? Looking for a background or new recycling bin. Check out Everyday Icons and 101 Free Icon Sets.

EDIT: For high resolution photoshop brushes, check out this resource and for even more icons, Iconfinder is a great asset.

Tired of portfolios that just look, well bland? Need some flair or touch uniquely yours?

I know for quite some time, I've been trying to figure out a way to present the things I've done for people to see, but I've never been completely satisfied with the status quo. Sure the free ones are great and all but this is only if you're fine presenting your work "just like everyone else."

Introducing Uber

It's a new way of creating online portfolios giving you even more usability in your portfolio's creation.

As Uber explains:

Uber has unlimited storage, better slideshows, a thriving community and tools that make it easy -- and fun -- to build multiple unique photo websites.

And Uber is free.

Uber is a creative-minded community of artists, bloggers,
designers, photographers and writers. We will share our DIY page customization tools with anyone who has something to show the world.

Uber websites are embedded in this community so that you can stay connected, but you decide how public or private you want to be about what you're doing.

What does your Uber look like? :)

EDIT: If you want one of those template sites yet would like something a little less mainstream, Carbonmade is an awesome service to check out. You don't even need any HTML experience.

I've always wondered this for the longest time. Before going to school, all I knew is that you had to use different things for different stains. This is a good resource for stain removal, however, if you would like to be a little more creative or your stains are a little bit more stubborn, the following might be for you.

Introducing Stickystain



It's a iron on sticker in various shapes that you can use to conceal and hide stains.

From the designer's website, [these are] Iron-On stickers that turn unsightly stains into attractive doodles. An alternative way to prolong the life of stained clothes. A postcard sized sheet that would be enough to rescue at least 4 different stains.

Different and yet so intriguing at the same time.