We’re on volume 68 of Found Fridays, and this week we have something for everyone: designer, developer or small business manager. This week’s finds include: 10 free online storage solutions; a useful way to approach kerning; a bunch of useful online file conversions services; a little tool that makes Internet Explorer 6-9 more compatible with certain CSS3 selectors; and a great little read on common IE bugs and how to fix them. Read on!
Top 10 Free Online Storage Apps
Online storage (or “cloud” storage, as the cool kids say) is the new black. Access your files from anywhere with a connection, and your files are safe in the cloud in the event of a hard-drive failure (which just happened to us, but I digress). Here are ten solutions for you.
The Three Letter Approach to Kerning
Kerning can be a mystical art. Here’s a straightforward method that is sure to help improve yours!
20 Useful Online File Convertor Tools
File types can be a huge pain. Here’s a bunch of convertors that may save you a headache down the road; worth bookmarking.
CSS3 PIE
Add this little file to your server, add a line of code to each CSS selector, and BAM! improved IE support for many CSS3 features. Rejoice!
How to Solve Common IE Bugs
Speaking of IE and how I want to hit it with my car, this article has a bunch of easily implementable solutions to common IE bugs. Bookmark worthy.
See you next week!
I can’t believe that dropbox is still free, even with only 2GB of free space (2.5GB for me, yay referalls), it is an incredibly valuable tool for me. Especially with the ability to access all of my files on my phone. It really helps with certain passwords or ip addresses that I have to use often and keeping track of files (and hours) for websites that I update.