Now that November is winding down it’s time to take a look at the best items from the month. I hope this re-cap provides you with some new and helpful content that you hadn’t seen before.
Web Design and Development:
CSS Tip #1: Resetting Your Styles with CSS Reset - Six Revisions
Getting Ready for WordPress 2.7: Really Simple Category Styling - Devlounge
Most Wanted WordPress Hacks: 11 New Requests (2) - Noupe
Most Wanted Ajax Techniques: 50+ Examples and Tutorials - Noupe
The Best Cheat Sheets for Web Developers - WebAppers
Six Indispensable CSS Tips and Tricks I Use On Every Project - d’bug
5 Ways to Break Your Design Habits - Just for Fun - Spyre Mag
Building Custom WordPress Themes - Web Designer Wall
The CSS Gallery List - A great resource if you’re submitting sites to galleries
Graphic Design:
20 Typefaces to Start a Designer’s Career - Just Creative Design
25 Color Palette Generating Resources - The Web Squeeze
Tutorials:
Flying Girl in Photoshop - Abduzeedo
Old School Clock with CSS3 and jQuery - CSS-Tricks
Building a Shopping Cart in ASP.NET - NETTUTS
User Membership with PHP - NETTUTS
Create a Burberry Style Plaid with Illustrator in 4 Steps - COLORBURNED
Design a Shiny Bass Guitar Illustration Using Photoshop - PSDTUTS
Use Adobe Illustrator to Create a Clean Website Layout - VECTORTUTS
Awesome Floral Type in Fireworks and Photoshop in 5 Minutes - Abduzeedo
How to Shoot Textures Outdoors - Mostly Lisa
Inspiration:
Typographic Madness: 30 Brilliant Pieces of Work - Noupe
Inspirational Design from Extreme Sports Sites - Blog.SpoonGraphics
30 Stylish Examples of Doodles in Web Design - Blog.SpoonGraphics
Flourished Websites - Inspiredology
Cropped Logo Design Inspiration - David Airey
25+ Sites that Use Typography as the Only Design Element - 3.7Crea.tv
Business/Freelance:
How to Get and Use Customer Feedback - Freelance Folder
Setting Your Prices: 10 Questions to Ask Yourself - Outlaw Design Blog
Post I Wrote for Other Blogs in November:
40 Tutorials for Working with Wacom Tablets - DesignM.ag
Top 10 Tutorials for Converting PSDs to HTML/CSS - DesignM.ag
30+ Useful Resources for Improving Your Photoshop Efficiencey - PSDTUTS
Billboard Top 40 Design Showcase - Smashing Magazine
Newspaper Website Design: Trends and Examples - Smashing Magazine
Textpattern Developer’s Toolbox - Smashing Magazine
10 Signs of a User-Focused Design - Web Design Ledger

















Thanks Steven for the mention.
You have done some great posts this month Steven, i specially loved “Billboard Top 40 Design Showcase”. Very well done
wow! i feel honoured to be included in your best November links! thanks
Noura,
You’re welcome, and thank you for the compliments.
Lisa,
You’re welcome. Thanks for the tips, I can use all the photography tips I can get.
Nice list. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the write up Steven and for the picture too
You really do get around the blogosphere 
I don’t understand how can You be so active and do all that job. I wonder how You organize Your workflow, because coming up with something new and creating big roundup is very time consuming.
Great job - big fan of this list.
Nice rundown. Some great reading that I missed this month. Thanks!
Dainis,
Throughout the month I star items in Google reader as I come across them, and then at the end of the month I just go back through the starred items and half of them are already there. I also go back through my Delicious bookmarks for the month. The majority of these items each month come from those two sources. It saves a lot of time.
Thanks a bunch, found a lot of interesting websites in general in this list. I’ll be feedreeding you ;).
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I’m in the research phase of buying a drawing tablet and all signs point to Wacom. Also, the bamboo seems like it’s an entry level piece of equipment that will quickly outlive it usefulness to a semi-professional. Meaning the intuos is the way to go.
I would be very interested to read your opinions on drawing tablets in general, and your recommendations.
John,
I’m only researching them myself. I’ll probably be buying an Intuos.