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10 Books for the Web Professional

Monday, April 7th, 2008

I created a list of the best web design, development, and management books out there. No particular order of importance was assigned to these. I own all of these except Jason Beard’s Principles of Beautiful Web Design. His book is more for developer’s looking for help on aesthetics of websites. Anyone working freelance, I highly recommend Freelance Switch’s How to be a Rockstar Freelancer. As for CSS, nothing compares to CSS Mastery. Site Point’s Ultimate CSS Reference is a handy book to have for any web development team.

  1. CSS Mastery (February 2006)
  2. The Principles Of Project Management (March 2008)
  3. Communicating Design: Developing Web Site Documentation for Design and Planning (September 2006)
  4. The Principles of Beautiful Web Design (March 2007)
  5. The Ultimate CSS Reference (February 2008)
  6. How to be a Rockstar Freelancer (February 2008)
  7. DOM Scripting (September 2005)
  8. Web Design and Marketing Solutions for Business Websites (August 2007)
  9. Web Standards Creativity (March 2007)
  10. Transcending CSS: The Fine Art of Web Design (November 2006)

Freelance Advice Part 2

Saturday, January 12th, 2008

Finding work and how to get going.
For anyone who is a little lost out there when starting their freelance career. I wanted to give some more resources and explain a bit more on freelancing. The Monster List of Freelancing Job Sites is an excellent blog post made by Freelance Switch. Often times, just the existence of a profile/portfolio combination on these job sites will get you noticed. People will start to look for you.

Web Applications for Freelance

Monday, December 31st, 2007

I gathered a good list web applications that are great at helping anyone, who’s starting a business or just works for himself/herself. Check them out:

There is a few more out there, but these are some of the applications I found, right now I am only using Harvest, works well and has a widget.

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