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This is a site for programmers, web developers, designers, entrepreneurs and writers to find each other and work together to create websites that look and function great.
Link: ProgrammerMeetDesigner
Dribbble is show and tell for designers. Players share shots—small screenshots of the designs and applications they are working on.
Shots are small screenshots (400×300 pixels max) posted by members to show what they are working on. Some have called Dribbble “Twitter for designers.” Shots are to Dribbble as tweets are to Twitter.
A player is a member at Dribbble who can post shots and comments. Players are drafted (invited) by current members.
A spectator is a member who can follow and discover shots and people on Dribbble, but cannot post shots and comments. Anyone can sign up as a spectator to follow the work and people on Dribbble.
A prospect is simply a spectator who has indicated (in their account settings) that he/she would like to be drafted as a player. There is a prospects list to help find these members.
Link: Dribble
Six Revisions is a website that publishes practical and useful articles for designers and web developers. We seek to present exceptional, noteworthy tips, tutorials, and resources that the modern web professional will appreciate.
Six Revisions was launched in February 2008 by professional web developer/designer Jacob Gube (who now functions as the Chief Editor of the site). Articles are written by talented professionals from around the globe, and a high emphasis on quality, comprehensiveness, and usefulness goes into each of the articles published.
Link: Six Revisions