Looks like ants and the Internet use a similar algorithm - the ants use it to find food whereas humans created TCP to transfer files.
![Good interactive look at how web standards have changed over time. (via The evolution of web experiences [interactive infographic] - Smart Insights Digital Marketing Advice)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m77rjoLg8X1r95rkgo1_1280.png)
Good interactive look at how web standards have changed over time. (via The evolution of web experiences [interactive infographic] - Smart Insights Digital Marketing Advice)
Source: smartinsights.com
Great example of clean, minimal design elements achievable via CSS3. (via Crafting Minimal Circular 3D Buttons with CSS | CSS-Tricks)
Source: css-tricks.com
Stunning example of CSS3 to create animated 3D graphs. Data with style. Excellent look at using some of the new CSS3 specifications. (via Animated 3D Bar Chart with CSS3 | Codrops)
Source: tympanus.net
Going extraterrestrial - Designing the interplanetary Web. Some serious distances involved on this scale. (via Designing the interplanetary web)
Source: sciencedaily.com
The 3 images in this article pretty much sum up why responsive design is a big deal. (via Responsive Web Design: Missing the Point | Brad Frost Web)
Source: bradfrostweb.com
Lost Type has a good collection of fonts from various designers. Worth checking out. (via Lost Type Co-op | Browse Fonts)
Source: losttype.com
Ever wonder what type categories like serif, sans serif, etc. mean? Here’s a good overview with a focus on web design applications. (via Understanding and Using Type Categories in Web Design | Codrops)
Source: tympanus.net
How typography affects mood and impacts your design. Some good examples provided. (via Establish a Mood with Typography | Codrops)
Source: tympanus.net
Excellent overview of typography on its creative implementation on the Web. (via Type Effects and Modification | Codrops)
Source: tympanus.net
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