Designer’s Toolbox has mockup ready PSDs of form elements ready to be used in mockups, etc. IE and Firefox on Windows, plus Firefox and Safari on Mac OS X. [ via jason ]

GridFox is a Firefox extension that overlays a grid on any website. Easy to customize, allowing you to create the exact grid you designed your layout around. I just downloaded this and i instantly love it. Can see how i can adjust my css instead of having to go back to Photoshop.

Ever find yourself needing to design logos for some clients? Spoon Graphics has an article with good tips.

This is a nice listing of color charts… this is my favorite because it lists the colors from sites such as digg and flickr.

Not sure what will make this stand out versus all the others out there, but if you think you’re missing any good css sites then might want to check out the new CSSHive site.

One of those “cool tools that i’ll rarely use”: Chirag Mehta built an app “where you can create a color on the screen (or copy-paste CSS hex# color) and find out the name of the closest matching color.” [ via Andy Skelton ]

Adobe Photoshop Tutorials list from Smashing Magazine. Because you never know when you might need to know “that trick”.

COLOURlovers is one of my favorite underrated blogs, and I need to visit more often. Recently I found an inspiring article on “How to Create Sublime Colours” but also bookmarking their Ultimate HTML Color HEX Code List.

CommandShift3 - CommandShift3 is like Hot or Not. “Except, instead of clicking on hot babes, you click on hot websites.” [ via Simplebits ]

Good article: Is the iPhone igniting the mobile Web? While some web designers and development thought about mobile devices, the iPhone and iTouch brought more focus on it - especially when the “average joes” are looking at sites on them now. My sites are seeing an increase of iPod viewings.

These free icon sets don’t appear bad at all. 16×16, 24×24, 32×32, 48×48 pixel 32-bit transparency PNG format and 128×128 pixel Photoshop’s PSD image format.

53 Top Blog Designs of 2007 from www.adii.co.za. I like most of the selections… some are a little predictable, some wondering if he wasn’t mentioning them just for the linkbacks (simplebits?) but overall a nice list. At the very least it’s a gateway to 53 sites you might want to add to your reading list.

Not my words, but “How To Destroy The Web 2.0 Look” is a design tutorial to get away from current sites, to give sites personality again. I’m not posting this because I completely agree with the author - on the fact that all web 2.0 sites look the same (and if they do, that this is a bad thing) but sites with personality are certainly are not bad things. Bookmarking for more in-depth review later.

Some great icons and wallpaper “devkits” I especially like the Button Devkit.

Some select blog / site designs, which might inspire me in my Wordpress projects the future.

Summary of eye-tracking studies, useful for web designers. However, I wish the summary of tips had more references for each point.