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As web designers we all love searching for great new resources, browsing some useful and relevant tutorials and we especially love them as most are free. Sometimes though, we need something more, something that will set your mind alight and for you to consider it a darn good read. And that is what we have found for you today, four web design articles that are well worth your time. So, grab yourself a cup of coffee and take the time to enjoy them.

The Web Strategy Pyramid: A Well-balanced Web Strategy

Remember when mom always told you to eat your vegetables? Little did you know she was giving you fantastic advice for managing your Web strategy. In these days of Twitter, Facebook, forums, blogs and more, it can be tempting to skip over the basics and dive headfirst into an oh-so-tempting dish of social media or SEO "tricks."
The Web Strategy Pyramid: A Well-balanced Web Strategy

How To Control Flow Within Your Web Designs

Think of your favorite song. In all likelihood the sound rises and falls throughout, the pace quickens and slows, and the rhythm and melody lead you to hear chords and notes that are about to be played. Music has a flow that guides you from one moment to the next. This flow can impart different emotions and have you feeling different things at different parts of the song. In fact, without that flow, there is no music.
How To Control Flow Within Your Web Designs

The Solar Method (of building websites)

In this post,the author tries to express what he believes to be a healthy candidate for the title of Website Building Standard Method. He calls it the Solar Method (of building websites).
The Solar Method (of building websites)

Web Designers, Don’t Do It Alone

Whether freelancers, small agency founders or website owners, too many of us work alone. The downside of the digital revolution is isolation. The Web allows us to do alone what previously would have required a team of people. It also frees us from the constraints of geography, allowing us to work from home. But while these are benefits, they also leave us isolated.
Web Designers, Don’t Do It Alone

By Paul Andrew (Speckyboyand speckyboy@twitter).