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The browser wars heat up once again as Google introduces its shiny new browser apply named "Chrome". In Google's own words; "Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier." For the time being, I'll withhold my opinion on whether Google Chrome will be a plus or minus for web designers, at least until the Mac version is released and we've had some time to run Google's (BETA) through our standard

"Form follows function!" I can almost hear Professor Thorpe now, repeating the designer's mantra as he looks out over the class and takes another long drag from his cigarette. A sacred verse in the halls of any respectable design school, and one that continues to endure. We were taught to approach design based on a required or desired

Imagine, if you will... You're a young hot web designer with a BIG new important client. This next job could make you or break you. You're charged with selecting the best web technology to deliver a dynamic RIA and satisfy your client's lofty user experience expectations. Now your head may be saying "Flash", but your heart says "