1. iCapture “your site through the eyes of Apple’s Safari browser” – A very useful tool for web designers who don’t have access to an Apple machine with the Safari browser so they can double check browser compatibility. The sign up process is free, but you have to provide your email address to get an ‘official registration’ form via email.
2. Revver - another site devoted to video hosting. I’m not sure what makes this one so much different than YouTube or Google Video, but I definitely like the interface better than YouTube’s. Time will tell if this next iteration in the online video repository arena will prove viable.
3. Video Blogger Plugin for WordPress, aka Vlogger, aka Vlog plugin – A video plug-in for WordPress that allows you to embed Google videos directly in your posts, along with selecting which thumbnail of video to include.
4. Meeting Your Targeted Audience’s Wants and Needs Some good, basic best practices for website building that make your site a better experience for your customers.
5. Blog Sharing Networks: The Next Big Internet Trend Blog sharing networks like Blog Explosion are becoming a massive new trend in blogging with the hopes that groups of people will trade traffic with each other and possibly pay for the right to do so.
6. Blog Design for Beginners is a guest post on Pro Blogger. It may be aimed at bloggers but is excellent design advice for any site. Warning: there’s a heavy focus on planning. Part two is now up.

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