A great place to look for web design inspiration is to look at trends in other aspects of everyday life. Trendhunter has dozens of categories, including a WTF section within each one for your enjoyment and inspiration to get your web design juices flowing again. You’ll find the latest trends

Ever wonder what LA looks without any cars on the streets? Many images on You-Are-Here.com have been taken without any cars in the pictures. Hard to tell how he got the shots without the cars, because the images don’t look manipulated either. The Los Angeles photos were taken by a

Using border radius for rounded corners, box and text shadows and other styles is a snap with the CSS3 Generator. Not only does it give you a preview and the option to copy or download the code snippet, it also shows you which browsers and mobile devices your generated code

If you’re working on a project that uses location names, you can use Geonames.org for your research and to download databases of location names from around the world free of charge. GeoNames integrates geographical data such as names of places in various languages, elevation, population and more from various sources.

Get 1000 well designed royalty free icons in 16×16 and 32×32 in png format at PC.de. This selection includes monochromatic (including black and white) as well as multicolor icons. You’ll get icons for social media sites, blog related, feeds, web page tools, mobile apps, settings and more.   Related posts:

There are dozens of QR barcode creators available, but the one on QRStuff.com is one of the more versatile ones, letting you create the barcode in color and select from 14 different data types. After creating your QR barcode, you’ll be able to print it (PNG or raster PDF), get

Google has launched a web fonts site that lets you browse through hundreds of free, open source fonts that are optimized for the web. You simply pick the fonts you like, review them used with actual text (no lorem ipsum), then click the ‘use’ button. You can choose from plain,