Come on. Admit it. You blog. It’s ok. We all do. We are long past the days when blogging was a specialized activity aimed toward teenage girls with Livejournal accounts. The blog is a popularly accepted form of mass media. And where there are blogs, there are icons. Bloggers use all kinds of icons. Icons for social media. Icons for navigation. Icons for, even, smileys. However, there are so many icons out there in webville, it’s hard to know where to even start.

Enter Webrulon. We haves tirelessly scoured the web to come up with this list of 30 of the absolute best free icons sets available for the blogosphere. Enjoy and feel free to link to this on your, um, blog.

Function Free Blog Icon Set // Designer // Download

Vaga – Developer Icons Set // Designer // Download

Vector Blog Icons // Designer // Download

Email-icons for blog & web-design // Designer // Download

24 Free PSD Blog Iconx Set // Designer // Download

Free Vector Icon Set // Designer // Download

Free Button Icons // Designer // Download

Free Download WordPress Icons in 30 Colors // Designer // Download

WebDev Social Bookmark // Designer // Download

Free Vector RSS Icons for Download // Designer // Download

Free Glossy Blogging Icons Set for Bloggers // Designer // Download

free RSS and Feed icons // Designer // Download

Grunge Style Rss Feed Icons // Designer // Download

Feedicons // Designer // Download

iConPack // Designer // Download

POPO emotions full version // Designer // Download

Mouse category // Designer // Download

Icons Set // Designer // Download

3D Cartoon Icons Pack // Designer // Download

Free Vector Icon Set // Designer // Download

Dellixmas Christmas Icon Set // Designer // Download

Application Icons // Designer // Download

Mini Pixel Icons // Designer // Download

Smashy The Alien Icon Set // Designer // Download

2space web 2.0 PNG smiley icons // Designer // Download

Cocktail Party rss feed icons // Designer // Download

Blog calendar icons // Designer // Download

Free icons set for bloggers // Designer // Download

Free Hand Drawn Doodle Icon Set for Bloggers // Designer // Download

Handycons – a free hand drawn social media icon set // Designer // Download

Where did you find the icons that you use? Got some interesting ones to share with the Internet? Send them our way!

CSS/XHTML have come a long way since the days of the golden oldies.  They are faster, more featured and more convenient to use. They even, from time to time, come with the PSD-source file nowadays. This makes the urls look good in every browser imaginable. These are easy to use and can have your websites looking professional and glossy in no time. Take the time to explore and experiment. Here are 50 toys for you to start experimenting with:

1. Outliers | Demo | Download

2. LawyerAttorney | Demo | Download

3. FilmBlog | Demo | Download

4. Electronics | Demo | Download

5. Digita lWeb | Demo | Download

6. CleanPro | Demo | Download

7. UnderConstruction | Demo | Download

8. CoolBlue | Demo | Download

9. MyPorfolio | Demo | Download

10. UltimateWeb | Demo | Download

11. Studio980 | Demo | Download

12. TVArchade | Demo | Download

13. Dzine | Demo | Download

14. ProBusiness | Demo | Download

15. Classic Luxury | Demo | Download

16. Aquatic | Demo | Download

17. Solitude | Demo | Download

18. SURFCOMPANY | Demo | Download

19. DesignHQ | Demo | Download

20. YIW Minimal | Demo | Download

21. BizGroup | Demo | Download

22. IT Website | Demo | Download

23. CatchInfo | Demo | Download

24. CreoBlog | Demo | Download

25. PinkShopTemplate | Demo | Download

26. Corporate | Demo | Download

27. Deliveryservice | Demo | Download

28. Brown | Demo | Download

29. StudioClick | Demo | Download

30. WebDesignStudio | Demo | Download

31. Magazine | Demo | Download

32. Jeans | Demo | Download

33. onstructionGroup | Demo | Download

34. CleanInterface | Demo | Download

35. Business Portfolio | Demo | Download

36. O’No! Typography | Demo | Download

37. RealOne | Demo | Download

38. Consultant | Demo | Download

39. WingtheAir | Demo | Download

40. FashionClub | Demo | Download

41. Photographer | Demo | Download

42. Fashion Blog | Demo | Download

43. Projection | Demo | Download

44. Jungleland | Demo | Download

45. Luvbold | Demo | Download

46. Electronix | Demo | Download

47. Tool shop | Demo | Download

48. Strockes | Demo | Download | (Registration Required)

49. EasternTales | Demo | Download

50. Metal Full | Demo | Download

Some fonts just don’t like getting teeny. They get angry and become unreadable. When that happens it’s time to call in the big little guns. Specially designed mini fonts are perfect for situations when you need something smaller than 9 px. These cute lil fonts are extremely popular in flash and flash-based applications, however have yet to catch on in other applications. It’s about time to change all of that. Here are 34 free and truly elegant TrueType mini pixel fonts:

04b-03 (16pt)

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

04b-08 (16pt)

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04b-21 (21pt)

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04b-24 (16pt)

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Pixel Six

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Cubic Five

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Square Dance

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Handy

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Hellovetica

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Accent

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Arma Five Fonts

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Ronda Seven Fonts

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Easta Seven Fonts

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Westa Seven Fonts

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Tempesta Seven Fonts

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Charriot

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Smirnof

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Silky Wonderland

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

YoungDantes

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

piXelize

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Everyday

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

BM harry-A10

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

BM mini-A8

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Semplice Regular (8px)

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Bavaria Regular (8px)

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Frucade (8px)

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Aurora Regular (8px)

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Marke Eigenbau (8px)

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Teachers Pet (Sans Serif)

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Sans Serif font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Kharon4a_v01

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Fixed v01

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Kyrou 7 Wide

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Kyrou 9 Regular

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TrueType font, downloads available for MAC & PC.

Silkscreen

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Illustration and typography don’t always play nice. When they do, however, it can create some beautiful and compelling imagery. Which is which in this scenario, however? Is a beautiful illustration that also features typography an illustration or, well, a piece of typography? Both. Also, ultimately it doesn’t matter. Beauty is beauty, no matter the name. Read on for 35 of the greatest “typographical illustrations” floating around the web right now. We’ll even feature links to each designer so you can see more of their stuff:

by Michele Angelo

by Michele Angelo

by Nicolas Alexander

by Evan Owen Dennis

by Nick Keppol

by Jordan Metcalf

by Alex Beltechi

by Jesse Hora

by Doug Alves

by Theo Aartsma

by Theo Aartsma

by Narani Kannan

by Studio Kxx

by Fiodor Sumkin

by Colorcubic

by Colorcubic

by Magomed Dovjenko

by Irena Zablotska and Eugene Rudyy

by Irena Zablotska and Eugene Rudyy

by Emil Bertell

by Luke Lucas

by Luke Lucas

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by Luke Lucas

by Craig Ward

by Craig Ward

by Craig Ward

by Craig Ward

by Craig Ward

Linsey Levendall and Daniel Orme (Bison)

by Chow Martin

by Narani Kannan

by Vladimir Loginov and Maksim Loginov (HMF)

by Vladimir Loginov and Maksim Loginov (HMF)

by Andy Smith

by Alex Trochut

The following list are sets of great websites that you can easily clip cool color gradients from. Most of the research was done using DeviantArt so alongside each link there will also be a link to the user’s profile. You never know when they might make something else interesting.

Also, be choosy. Don’t just go around downloading gradient sets hully gully. Take your time to find the best ones. Your design will thank you for it. Without further adieu, 36 great color gradient sets:

LadyOak

LadyOak features 67  free gradient sets for Photoshop. You’ll have to register though.

Ultimate Web 2.0 Gradients

File these gradients under “oldies but goodies.” Useful and quick pre-made gradients.

Official Adobe Website – Gradient Section

The one. The only. The official. A handy set of free gradients by the company that started it all. It’s all organized to make it easiest for the users so have at it.

BrushesDownload

This site features hundreds of free gradient sets, in addition to brushes, icons and more. A really great discovery.

Free Photoshop : Free Photoshop Gradients

17 very good gradients can be found here. They support Photoshop (R) CS 3, CS 2, CS 7, 6 and Photoshop (R) Elements 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, PC + MAC OS X.  There are also free styles, brushes, shapes, plugins here.

1000 Free Gradients – Web 2.0 Gradients

It is what it sounds like. 1000 free gradients. Knock yourself out

Free4Photoshop – Free Photoshop Gradients

This site features nine free sets with 30 gradients each.

BioRust – Photoshop Gradients

Biorust is another site that commands registration but it is worth it. The website also offers free fonts, actions, shapes, patterns, website templates – be sure to check them out too in download section.

Gradient Image Maker

DeviantArt sets:

BOLD gradient pack by Kip0130

Shattereds Gradients by shattereddesigns07

Gold gradient by ademmm

Apple Gradients by mppagano

Soft gradient by ademmm

4 gradients by Kip0130

MP: Underwater Gradients by millepetit

50 Golden Metal Gradients by Adoralyna

Web 2.0 Photoshop gradients by verbaska

Emerald Dragon Ps Gradients by ElvenSword

Landscape Ps Gradients by ElvenSword

Ocean Breeze Psp Gradients by ElvenSword

Chic Sparkles by ElvenSword

Vintage Photoshop Gradients by ElvenSword

Heritage Platinum Ps Gradients by ElvenSword

AKLPs Gradient Pack 1 by AKLP

20 soft yellow gradients by KumquatsLair

20 soft blue gradients by KumquatsLair

20 soft orange gradients by KumquatsLair

Vintage Gradients by ARTiK-NL

51 Gradient Varieties by Liasmani

88 Gradient Varieties by Liasmani

66 Gradient Varieties by Liasmani

43 Gradient Varieties by Liasmani

Gradients 003: Skin Brightener by purplefeen

Retroactive Gradients by magdalena-stock

12 Gradients by kazugfx

That’s it for now! Enjoy, and remember: Each useful gradient pack is like a rare and mysterious unicorn.

Thank goodness for icon sets that include their PSD counterparts. No muss or no fuss! Some icon sets are limited, however with the use of .psd files you can stretch those limitations into affinity. Following is a list of a whole gad of graet icon sets that are in PSD format. Good luck and happy hunting.

Radium Icon PSDs

Flavours Icon Set PSDs

Proxal Icon Set v2 PSDs

9 .PSD Icons Vol. 1

5 .PSD Icons Vol. 2

6 .PSD Icons Vol. 3

6 .PSD Icons Vol. 4

Radium Neue PSDs

openPhone PSDs

Peely Icons PSDs

iKons 4 CS4 PSDs

E-maniacs RSS Icons PSDs

Setup Icon PSDs

Glossy Icons in 4 Colours PSDs

On-Stage Vector PSD Icon Set

Designers Icons PSDs

Medien Konvergence Icons PSDs

Minimalistic Icon Set

Second Free PSDs Icon Pack

PSD Fox

Folder Icon Template PSD

Simple Elegance – Folder Icon PSD

Preview Icon Template PSD

Talk icon PSD

Apple Mail PSD

Filetype Icon PSD

Bookmark Icon PSD

PSD-Icons

StormTrooper Icon PSD

Free PSD Avatar Icon Set

Bevel And Emboss – PSD Icons

Folder Icon PSD

Trendy Mail Icon PSD

iPod Touch PSD

iPhone 3G-3GS PSD

Airport Express PSD

Product Box PSD

PLASMA TV PSD

Hard Disk Icons PSDs

DVD Icon Template PSDs

Headphones PSD

Zune 30GB PSD

Magnifa Pro Icon PSDs

RIM Blackberry Icon PSD

XBOX 360 Icon PSD

Wall Phone PSD

Basketball Icon PSD

Lifebelt Icon PSD

iPhone Icon PSD

Ganato.com – 24 Psd Icon Sets

Logos aren’t always what they seem. Some contain hidden information about the brand, or iconic imagery, or even just fun and kooky stuff. Some can even be downright mysterious. Join us on a journey into the surreal world of branding as we go over 23 brilliant logos with hidden messages:

Big Ten

The Big Ten founded in 1896, since then it has grown to 11, with the inclusion of Penn State. Big Eleven doesn’t have the same ring to it so they embedded a hidden “11″ in the text of the logo. Not bad, guys!

Amazon.com

Nothing too overt here, but see that yellow swoosh? It’s there to indicate their unabiding love of customer satisfaction. Also, it indicates that they have everything under the sun, or everything from “A to Z.”

Eighty-20

Eighty-20 is a small consulting firm. Most people think that the logo has nothing to do with the brand name. But the trick is to view the dark squares as 1’s and the light squares as 0’s. Then the top line reads 1010000 and the bottom line reads 0010100, which represent 80 and 20 in binary.

FedEx

If you look ever so closely, you can see an arrow formed by the letters “E” and “X.” Why the arrow? Speed and precision, of course. FedEx love both of those things more than I love pizza.And that’s saying something.

Continental

This is the tire company, not the airline. Notice how the “C” and “O” form a tire. It’s a bonafide 3D image. I’m not how how two letters could form an airplane, though. Sorry other Continental.

Toblerone

Toblerone is a chocolate-company from Bern, Switzerland. Bern is sometimes called ‘The City Of Bears’. See the bear hidden in the mountain, poised to strike? Stephen Colbert would not be happy with this one.

Baskin Robbins

This old logo from the popular ice cream chain features the numbers 31 hidden in the letters. That was to indicate how many flavors they offered up at the time. They have more now, sigh. Innovation ruins everything.

Sony Vaio

Sony Vaio is a well known brand of laptops. But did you know that the name Vaio logo also had a hidden meaning? Well, the first two letters represent the basic analogue signal. The last two letters look like a 1 and 0, representing the digital signal. Computer geeks, rejoice!

Eight

Every single letter and every single piece of information in this logo is made of the letter 8. Kind of cool, right?

Carrefour

Carrefour is a huge European retailer. Also, the word means “crossroads” in French. The whole logo sort of resembles a crossroads and the letter “C” is hidden in one of the spaces.

Roxy

Roxy is a company that makes snowboarding and skateboarding equipment and clothing intended for girls. The company is a derivative of the Quiksilver brand and if you look closely, you’ll see the Roxy logo is just two Quiksilver logos squished together.

Unilever

Unilever is one of those companies that rule the world by making just about everything imaginable. Every object embedded in the “U” represents something the company makes. For example: the heart represents love, care and health -  feeling good, a bird is a symbol of freedom.

Northwest Airlines

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This logo has all kinds of cool stuff going on. Firstly, the letters “N” and “W” are hidden in the circle to the left of the brand name. Also, less obvious, is the circle makes a compass that is pointing towards the northwest. Pretty sneaky, guys!

Milwaukee Brewers

The fabulous Milwaukee Brewers have a neat little logo going on here. The glove is actually formed using the letters “M” and “B.” These two letters, for the totally clueless, are the letters that start each word of their name.

Hartford Whalers

Another day, another professional sports team. This logo also uses a negative space to create the letter H. You can see three different parts: the letter H and W and a whale’s tail in blue.

Tostitos

The middle letters here actually form two people enjoying chips and salsa. Kind of cool. This is used to represent the oh so social nature of the popular corn chip brand. Chips ARE fun, though.

Formula 1

This logo, first and foremost, communicates the feeling of speed. That’s because Formula 1 is a racing organization, duh! Also, there is a “1″ hidden in the negative space between the two characters. Vroom, vroom.

Elefont

Think you are looking at a simple ole “E?” Think again. Thar be an elephant trunk hidden in that letter. And as we all know, elephants never forget.

Sun Microsystems

The Sun logo is one of the most famous ambigrams in the world. You can read the brand name in every direction; both horizontally and vertically. This logo was designed by professor Vaughan Pratt of the Stanford University. In that case you hadn’t figured out, he’s pretty smart.

NBC

NBC may have fallen on hard times, but their logo is still as timeless as they come. I think most of you have already seen the peacock in this logo. The peacock has 6 different tail feathers, referring to the six divisions at the time that this logo was created. The peacock’s head is  flipped to the right to suggest it was looking forward. Never look back.

GreenLabs

I know this logo looks like a simple, boring green tree, but if you look at the tree crown, you’ll see that it can also be interpreted as a brain. The logo lays emphasis on the strong intellectual capabilities of the company’s staff and also reflects ‘green’ and ‘labs’ parts of their name.

Presbyterian Logo

If you think the previous logos were rife with double and triple meanings, then take a look at this one. It’s the seal of the Presbyterian church and it has several hidden messages. There are too many to name here, so  take a look at this article.

Twins

Notice the hidden “2″ inside the letter “N.” That’s because, according to myth, a set of twins comes to around two. The bold type face is also used to show the boldness of the company’s ideas. I wonder if one arm of the company can feel when the other arm is in pain or something. Get it? That’s what twins experience.

Are you ready to get retro? The Beatles! Key parties! The Great Depression. Retro is cool, and using the right retro brush on your Photoshop project can make all the difference in the world. But there are so many out there, and let’s face it, some look like a Lifetime movie set in the 1960s and not like the actual 1960s. Here are 28 of our favorite sets that are sure to have people doing the time warp again:

10 Retro

Retro Revival v2

Retro Revival v4

Large “Retro”

HighTech Circles

Drearetro II

retro II

Retr0

Retro Circles

Retro Circle

Rusty 80´s Arcades

Space Invaders

Newspaper Ads From The 60´s

Retro Funk

Retro Symbols

I LUV DESIGN Pro Grunge

Banner No.15

WallPaper Sized

Retro Vectors

Retro Line

240 Retro Dynamic

36 Vector

Hi-Res Retro

Wild Surf

Flying Vector Stars

Retro Vector

Typography is the best, isn’t it? But it’s a field that is always growing, always changing. In short, we need apps! Apps! Apps! Luckily, the web is filled with tons of helpful typography and font apps that are just a hop, skip and a jump away. Here are 21 of the absolute greatest:

Typechart -T ypechart allows you to flip through, preview and compare web typography while retrieving the CSS feed. Not bad. It also lets you browse through just about any style and download the CSS of the style you choose. Truly a handy little tool.

CSS Type Set. – This fantastic set of tools lets you type in your desired text, and then play about with the hundreds of possible CSS permutations. When you find the one you like, simply paste the CSS into your stylesheet. Simple and effective.

Typetester. – Typetester is an online app for comparing different fonts for the screen. Test three fonts at once and pick which one you like the best. Thus the name. It’s not a fancy app but it does make the life of a web designer a bit easier. That’s the goal isn’t it?

STC fontBROWSER. – STC fontBROWSER is an online tool for browsing various fonts and then seeing how your text looks with each selection. Pretty handy for those times when you just can’t seem to make up your mind.

Font Tester. – This is an online font comparison tool. It’s free and rather usef ul. It allows you to easily preview and compare different fonts side by side with various CSS font styles applied to them. Not bad. Not bad.

CSStxt – CSSTXT is an online generator for creating CSS clocks of text. Choose from letter-spacing, word-spacing, font-size, line-height, border, font-size, font-family, align, and even color. It truly is the Godfather of CSS text generators.

WhatTheFont. – This is beyond cool. Ever wonder what the font is in your favorite publication, album cover etc? Just scan the image and plug it in to this website and let them do the foot work. Amazing!

Font Picker. – This tool simply analyzes your computer and yells you what fonts you have, then narrows down the field to help you pick out the right one for any given task.

Wordle – Beautiful Word Clouds. – Wordle is an app for generating “word clouds” from the text that you provide. These clouds give greatere importance to words that appear more often. You can tweak the results by size, color or any other number of ways. At first it may seem like a toy but there is some other stuff going on here.

Typotheque Hi-Res FontTester. – This tests the fonts available on the Typotheque website in a variety of useful and fun ways. Again, it’s limited to fonts available for purchase on their website so it’s not as useful as it could be but it’s certainly worth a look, especially if you do a lot of your font shopping via Typotheque anyways.

Linotype Font Finder. – This useul app asks you a series of questions and then slowly, but surely, ascertains the right font for you to use. It’s sort of the therapist of the font-finding world. Very useful, once you get rid of your inhibitions and give it a try.

Font Burner. – Font burner, simply put, makes it easy for you to increase the number of fonts available to you in your website. Sometimes this can be tricky, with several of the big name blogging programs not having that great of a font lineup. Font Burner gets you back to the starting line by adding a simple block of code to your site that bypasses that limiting architecture. Amazingly useful and a must have.

sIFR. – sIFR is similar to Font Burner. It is an app to insert rich typography into web pages without sacrificing accessibility, search engine friendliness, or markup semantics. Scalable Inman Flash Replacement or sIFRfor short. How cute!

Identifont . – Similar to the Typotheque app above, this program asks you a series of questions and then attempts to find the font for you. It also allows you to type any font’s name into an engine that will return sample text.

TypeNavigator. – This is a visual font tool that is fully interactive. It lets you find that perfect font that’s hiding out in your brain, through a series of questions, illustrations and examples. It’s an absolutely stellar tool worth at least one visit.

PXtoEM Conversion. – This is much more than just a simple PX  to EM converter. Click the convert button at the top of the page and select your body font size, and then you have the conversion based on that size. Then click the CSS button at the top of the page you will be presented with the CSS code based on your conversion. There’s also the option for a totally custom conversion. Simply put, this is a great tool.

Em Calculator. – Em Calculator is a small JavaScript tool which helps making scalable and accessible CSS design. It converts size in pixels to relative EM units. EM units, as everyone knows, are based on text size. No, I did not Google that. Ok, I did. Sigh.

Baseline Rhythm Calculator. – Type in your base Font Size (in px) and then type in your Base Line Height (Rhythm, in px.) The text on the page will then automatically change like magic according to your settings. It will also generate the CSS code for you.

Fontifier. – Fontifier turns a scanned sample of your handwriting into a handwriting font that you can use in your word processor or graphics program, just like regular fonts such as Helvetica or Arial Sans. Of course, this does not work if your handwriting is illegible. Better work on that, Dr. House.

FontEditor BitfontMaker. – BitfontMaker is an online app for creating your own fonts. This is a very easy and forgiving program. Perfect for “newbs” to the world of font making.Yes, that mean’s you.

Typotheque – Typotheque isn’t totally useful, but it sure is cool. With your mouse click the letters on the visual keyboard and you have a man on screen who dances that particular letter. It simply must be seen to be believed.

Well, that’s it! Get to clicking and soon your typography and font skills will soar to all new heights.

It’s easy to get logo design writer’s block. It all starts to look the same and nothing captures that “oomph” that you are looking for. Am I right? Well, don’t worry. WebRulon is here to help. Here are twenty websites that will give you so much design inspiration, you may just become an insomniac. That’s because, um, you’ll be working so hard.

logoed

FAVEUP – Logos

Brand New – Opinions on Corporate and Brand Identity Work

Logo Design Love

LogoSauce

Logo-Inspiration.de

deviantART – Logos

Identityworks

The Identity Archives Project

LogoLounge.Com

Web2.0 Logo Showcase

Logopond

Flickr Logo Inspiration Groups

~ Flickr: Design the Logo
~ Flickr: The Random Logo Project
~ Flickr: Brands, Marks and Logos
~ Flickr: Worst. Logo. Ever.
~ Flickr: Logos Logos Logos !!!
~ Flickr: Soccer Teams Logos from all the world
~ Flickr: Identity + Logo Design
~ Flickr: Web 2.0 logo

Thanks for reading and if you have any more resources you think would be of great interest to our readership, please drop them in the comment box!