Welcome to version 2.5 of the kikiBlog!

New in this edition: more CSS, some new things with .PNG's (Firefox & Opera only), a Javascript & CSS driven menu system, and an archive.

So, nothing major! Think of it as a 'minor renovation' instead of a 'complete rebuild' :)

css drive
http://www.cssdrive.com
Recently redesigned gallery of all-CSS sites... oodles of eyecandy to look at here

screenspire
http://www.screenspire.com
Photoblog style 'site gallery. Nice mix of industrial, commercial, portfolio and personal sites

web standards awards
http://www.webstandardsawards.com
Site design critique and commentary, which I enjoy. I hate to think what they would say about the kikiBlog's fundamentals

dynamic drive
http://www.dynamicdrive.com
This is where I got my menu and image pop-up code - some really brilliant stuff. Hard to believe you can get this stuff for free

steel dolphin creative
http://www.steeldolphin.com/color_scheme.html
Great for playing with colour schemes and coming up with combinations that aren't immediately obvious

the web at pooh corner
http://www.erinyes.org/spencer/humbug/Pooh
If you need Classic Pooh clipart - look no further. There is simply no better catalog on the web.

Update: the site author seems to have removed his classic Pooh clipart off his site; I'll keep checking back to see what's going on there.

well styled
http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html
Another colour tool. Also a good selection of articles on CSS and html

stock.xchng
http://www.sxc.hu
An amazing collection of royalty-free stock photographs - updated often

macromedia dreamweaver
http://www.dreamweaver.com
Hands down my all-time favourite site authoring tool. I love its Extensions, which really add to its abilities out of the box

adobe photoshop
http://www.photoshop.com
Hard on beginners but no other graphics package comes close in brute power strength

canon G6
http://www.consumer.usa.canon.com
A prosumer camera that's easy enough for point and clickers to use. Takes 99% of the pictures you see on the site

canon A40
http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/canon/a40-review
My 'throw-away' 2MP point-and-click, which still holds its own. Useful when I don't necessarily want to take the larger G6 with me

wacom intuos3 6x8
http://www.wacom.com
Indispensable for Photoshop users. I only wish I got mine sooner