Actually, we are looking for one good person. CITT, a.k.a. my day job, is in the process of hiring a web/eLearning designer to fill a recent vacancy. We have an official job description, but essentially it boils down to this:

• Can you code valid HTML and CSS
• Do you understand the basic priciples of visual design?
• Can you apply these priciples to create usable online materials?
• Are you able to work with some server-side code? (Don’t worry, we’re aren’t looking for a developer
• Can you bring something else to the table? (Flash, Video, etc.)
• Most importantly: Are you passionate about the work you do?

If you are interested, drop me a line.

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A few quickies. I seem to be falling behind.

• Transparent custom corners and borders Newr and improved rounded corners and such.
• Bookmarks for web designers and developers A great (and growing) of links. Good stuff. Particularly in the CSS section.
• Zebra Tables EnhancedNice, usable tables for looking up data.

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The bad news is, I’m not finished hacking my website back together. The good news is that when I am finished, not only will the site be upgraded to XHTML and wordpress 1.5, but it will also have a visual redesign. In the mean time, here are some more links:

• What is Line Height? In case you were wondering, here is a great explanation
• How to style a definition list I still think navigation should be an unordered list, but this is an interesting approach.
• Usability testing without a budget See? Even you can prevent confused users.
• Wordpress Theme Browser Since deciding to upgrade to version 1.5, this site has helped quite a bit.
• CSS Organization Tip This is a great idea. I look forward to more tips from Doug Bowman.

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