There are hundreds of design blogs online. I have thoughtfully chosen over 80 of my absolute favorites for this must-read list and have categorized them for easy navigation. Which do you like best?

There are plenty of things that I wish I had known back when I was in design school, or just starting out after graduation. I wanted to share some of these things with my younger readers so that you can avoid making the same mistakes.

For some clever designers, linking from page to page just doesn’t make sense. Why jump all over the place when you can just scroll to where you’re going? Check out these creative one-page websites with a smooth scroll.

As a graphic design instructor, and as a professional designer, I hear the same things over and over again. I’m not sure where the rumors started, or how they continue to grow, but I thought it was time that someone set the record straight.

So you’re ready to Twitter? You may want to consider creating a custom background for your Twitter page. Check out these creative backgrounds, along with each Tweeter’s name and 140 character description. You might just find some great new people to follow!

I had been avoiding Twitter for a while. I didn’t have a lot of spare time, and I was worried it would just be another daily distraction. But, it wasn’t long before I saw the advantages that Twitter offers. To me, it is obvious: all designers should be on Twitter.