Our favorite tweets of 2014: July 1 – December 31

Our favorite tweets of 2014: July 1 – December 31

Every week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff highlighting great content that we find on the web that can be of interest to web designers. In case you’ve missed some of our tweets from the past year, here’s a list of the best or most interesting tweet from each week. Last week we covered […]

Cameron Chapman

Posted January 4, 2015

Posted Jan 4, 2015

Every week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff highlighting great content that we find on the web that can be of interest to web designers.

In case you’ve missed some of our tweets from the past year, here’s a list of the best or most interesting tweet from each week. Last week we covered the first half of the year, so below we’ve covered the second half.

To keep up to date with all the cool links, simply follow us @DesignerDepot

Interesting via @TheAtlantic: How to Write 225 Words Per Minute With a Pen http://theatln.tc/1mjeGq4

225wordsFrom The Samuel L. Jackson Hack to the Burrito Principle: 12 memorable ideas to improve your marketing http://bit.ly/1otk9bW

burritoA very insightful post by @jessicahische on her productivity quest and productivity blocks http://jessicahische.is/thinkingthoughtsonscheduling via @smashingmag

ultrascheduleHow To Be The Next Great Designer-Founder http://www.fastcodesign.com/3033468/how-to-be-the-next-great-designer-founder

designerfounderYou are going to love this little hack for keeping your notebook organized http://bit.ly/1mJKReY via @iconfinder

japanTemplateShock: Huge pack of 600 free printing templates (logos, biz cards, posters, menus etc) http://templateshock.com

600freeRad! RT @smashingmag: This has got to be one of the best domains ever reserved: …http://www.ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.com — Attention: addictive

penguin10 paradoxical traits of creative people http://bit.ly/18lPPaT

Coolness from Colossal @colossal: Artist Kevin Weir Creates Ghostly Animated GIFs Using Archival Photos http://bit.ly/1uioLXu

ghostlyUnderwater Life: a Low-Poly illustration research http://www.underwaterlife.me

underwaterQhuery: A 3600 Media Query Colour Picker http://qhuery.com/

qhuery10 Massively Successful Minimum Viable Products http://speckyboy.com/2014/10/01/successful-minimum-viable-products/ via @speckyboy

viableSit the Test -> take tests that prove your skills as a developer http://bit.ly/110aDYk

sitthetestDesign Agency Homepage is a live feed of the office http://bit.ly/1b1VB8t

agencyFabric, Twitter’s new platform for mobile devs http://bit.ly/1xcP68X

fabricCheck out http://froont.com/ – it’s made for visually designing responsive websites

froontWorkfrom: Find the best spaces to work from http://bit.ly/1tHRiq6

workfromWhy You Should Be Using Mood Boards In Your Design Process http://bit.ly/1xf8qGd /@yummygum

moodboardsA very neat roundup of 100 marketing blogs and their most popular articles http://bit.ly/1t8uw5t

businessblogsDesign inspiration: 30 personal websites of musicians and performers http://bit.ly/1ygXebc

musiciansMailchimp’s voice and tone study http://bit.ly/JenrSA

mailchimpWireless in Gaza: the young entrepreneurs beating the blockades http://bit.ly/1ytABSi

gazaThe Everything Book—reading in the age of Amazon http://bit.ly/1sA9dv1 via @verge

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Cameron Chapman

Cameron Chapman

Cameron Chapman is a freelance writer and designer from New England. You can visit her site or follow her on Twitter.

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