Wow, its been awhile since I paid a visit to smashingmagazine.com and so I paid a visit today and saw that they had some great HTML5 resources.  Or rather a super sexy cheat sheet for HTML 5 syntax and so that is what today’s post is going to be about HTML 5 and all the resources you can handle.

I came across this today,  it is a neat little CSS script that adds a little Web 2.0 for your sitemaps or web design projects.  It it consist of two files with the CSS being only 237 lines of code thats comes with a few images to help you on your way.

Although I have been blogging in Wordpress for about 6 months now and after suggestion a few blogs on what plug-ins to use and of course some recommendations from a few Wordpress users.  So if you’re getting into blogging and are going to be using Wordpress as your blog software and in the process of installing plug-ins.  I would recommend what I call the starter package and what I mean by that is you want to install these plug-ins before anything else and before posting.

In adding to CSS resources a bit, I bring another great website that has a lot of links or rather a group of websites that provide over 350 CSS related links to various websites across the net.  Most of the CSS tools and techniques are years old, however because of web 2.0 designers have given CSS a huge face lift and with CSS3 currently being adapted by designers and browsers.  It should be good to have a good solid background of CSS1 and CSS2 and of course with this list …

I know about this website, going on four years now and it has given me great ideas in how to become a better CSS designer or rather be more efficient in CSS design.  Of course, since then they have expanded on CSS in which they include, (X)HTML, AJAX, Wordpress, Blogger, Firefox, SEO, DOM and more.  This is a definite must have website in your tools for design, just because there is so much information at your disposal. Of course, I think the great set of tools are the CSS cleaners/organizers …

You could say it was some interesting words from a fellow blogger and an old aquintence of mine that mention I should get into the twittering business.  Well unlike most people who use the service, I plan to keep my personal out of it as much as possible and rather use twitter and use it to tweet links of posts I think might interest people.  I have to say, after about about 70 tweets, which included some incomplete links, I seen my visits spike up today and even though I …

A fellow member of trap17 created a website in which he design various flash clocks to help spruce up your site or even add into your flash layouts as well.  From what I seen most of the clocks are good and designed in various pieces from 18th and 19th century styles to even some fancy techy ones as well.  So check out his site Free Flash Clock’s and and see which work for you and download the source code to add to your designs.

If you remember my CSS Framework Cheat Sheet post, I had mention a couple of CSS frameworks and so after doing some searching and making sure there were no repeats.  I produce a list of CSS frameworks that seem to be popular among designers.  So check out these 15 frameworks and see which one tickles your fance.
1.Elements CSS Frameworks
2.WYMstyle: a CSS framework
3.YAML CSS Framework
4.YUI Grids CSS
5.Boilerplate CSS Framework
6.Blueprint CSS
7.Schema Web Design Framework
8.CleverCSS
9.Tripoli Beta CSS Framework
10.ESWAT Web Project Framework
11.CwS CSS Framework
12.My (not really mine) CSS Framework
13.Content with style
14.Sensible Standards CSS Framework
15.960 …

I came across this interesting resource site in which they display some great icon sets that you could pretty much use for anything and so you should check them out and see how useful they can be for your designing needs.