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  1. Visit 960 Grid System by Nathan Smith 960 Grid System by Nathan Smith

    http://960.gs/

    The awesome Nathan Smith has released a CSS framework for grids. It's very similar to Blueprint, but uses some different naming conventions and a 12 or 16 column default grid, instead of Blueprint's 24 columns. Looks very useful. Nice work!

  2. Visit GridLayouts.com: Useful Javascript Helper for building grid-based pages GridLayouts.com: Useful Javascript Helper for building grid-based pages

    http://gridlayouts.com/

    Very handy. Me likely.

  3. Visit CSS Grid Positioning Module Level 3 CSS Grid Positioning Module Level 3

    http://www.w3.org/TR/2007/WD-css3-grid-20070905/

    I've only just skimmed this, but I must say that it looks pretty promising. Great to see that the W3 is at least thinking about this from a designer's perspective.

  4. Visit Andy Rutledge: Quiet Structure Andy Rutledge: Quiet Structure

    http://www.andyrutledge.com/quiet-structure.php

    Although we never called it "quiet structure," the design ideas presented here by Andy Rutledge are very much what we (and by we, I mostly mean [Nathan](http://ljworld.com) were going for with the recent [LJWorld.com](http://ljworld.com) redesign.… More

  5. Visit J-Bolt: Breaking Out of the Box J-Bolt: Breaking Out of the Box

    http://www.sitepoint.com/article/breaking-out-of-the-box

    Jina shows you how to craft a grid-based design that doesn't look all boxy and boring. Because straight lines are boring. Ask anyone. Especially the readers of JeffCroft.com! They obviously hate straight lines! But seriously -- there is a misco… More

  6. Visit Smashing Magazine: Designing With Grid-Based Approach Smashing Magazine: Designing With Grid-Based Approach

    http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/04/14/designing-with-grid-based-approach/

    Smashing Magazine is quickly becoming one an amazing resource for web designers. They've been putting together these massive lists of articles, tutorial, links, and so forth about a single topic (in this case, grid-based design). A lot of good stu… More

  7. Visit Subtraction: The Other Times Subtraction: The Other Times

    http://www.subtraction.com/archives/2007/0410_the_other_ti.php

    Khoi has a wonderful (and glowing) analysis of The Times of London's online design, which makes strict use of an established columnar grid. It's a great insight into how a grid can be used from page to page to tie them together visually and struct… More

  8. Visit Behance Action Book Behance Action Book

    http://www.behance.com/Outfitter/Products/Action-Book/4

    The Action Book is a spiral bound pad with a suede-like cover that adds a comfortable element to practicing the "Action Method," which is apparently a GTD-ish task management system. I'm not sure I could get used to using paper instead of a comput… More

  9. Visit Subtraction: Oh Yeeaahh! Subtraction: Oh Yeeaahh!

    http://www.subtraction.com/archives/2007/0318_oh_yeeaahh.php

    Khoi has a post up about he and Mark's terrific SXSW presentation about grid-based design. Slides, screenshots of his Yahoo! redesign,and more included. If you weren't at SXSW, this is a must-see.

  10. Visit Yeeaahh! Grids are good, yo. Yeeaahh! Grids are good, yo.

    http://yeeaahh.subtraction.com/

    Khoi and Mark's Yahoo redux for their "Grids are Good" power session, which was the best 25 minutes of SXSW thus far.

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