This page was created because my “blogroll” was altogether too gigantic. Here are the sites I visit regularly. The “Links” section of the homepage rotates only a few featured sites.

Web Development Reference

Web Style Guide
Validate Code
XHTML 1 / HTML 4.01 Refference
HTML Special Characters
CSS Refference
PHP Refference
Regular Expressions
FCKeditor html/CMS UI
TinyMCE html/CMS UI

Design

A List Apart (primer)
News Today
Zeldman.com
ShaunInman.com
CSS Zen Garden
StyleBoost
Design Feed
Simple Bits

Flash

Old but still good: Tokyoplastic
LeftChannel

Search Engine Optimization

SEOMOZ Blog
Word Tracker
Search Engine Watch
Writing for People

Marketing & Business (General)

Promising List of Influential Modern Marketers
Pinko Marketing
The Personal MBA
The Long Tail Blog

Higher Education Marketing & Education Technology Blogs

Alumni Futures
Bob Johnson’s Blog
Bob McPeak’s Blog
College Web Editor
eduStyle (edu website design gallery)
FJ Gaylor (Admission photography)
Fuzzy Content
Higher Ed Marketing
The Higher Ed Marketing Blog
Institutional Knowledge
Intermedia
Mistaken Goal
mStonerblog
Glenda Sims’s Blog
the Sam Jackson College Experience
UBrander

[…] The best way for me to innovate and enjoy what I do is to go native. Time to slip into the digital tribe and move among its peoples—virtual, 3D hands brushing in the darkness of social networked second lives, a million onymous youth dancing hyper-textualy into the night, the thrumming of drum and bass shared via mapped music genomes, and the twinkling glow of liquid-crystal-pixels offering up the entire geo-positioned world like an altar to a social, multi-cultural, semantic, hive-minded, Mercurial GOD.

http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/ - Blog of Danah Boyd. A PhD student studying privacy and the internet.
http://greenteaicecream.co.uk/ - “Social Value and the Social Web”
http://www.fastcompany.com/ - Interesting blog associated with Fast Company magazine.

I am taking a hiatus for the remainder of the summer to finish some hulking, be-fanged programming projects. Once those are complete, I am going to “take off the training wheels” on erelevant–redesign and revision it around a broader central theme. It will be less personal, less inflammatory and more topical and content-oriented. […]

When Time magazine named “You” as its person of the year in 2006, it was a ham-handed attempt to salute “user-generated content” as the driving force behind Web 2.0. Last year MySpace and YouTube commanded $580 million and $1.6 billion, respectively, because regular folks participate in the grand techno-democratic experiment, baring their souls to the […]