365psd is a website which publishes one quality PSD file every day that can be used in our designs for free.

PSDs are created by different designers & they can be browsed simply with prev-next buttons.

Also, they are tagged (including the colors) which will make finding similar items easy once the number of files get bigger.

With the rise of the CSS3, we're seeing more & more tutorials + websites everyday that help us to use it.

After the CSS3, Please!, which was shared at WRD few days ago, Randy Jensen has created a very easy to use website for creating CSS3 rules named CSS3 Generator.

It simply lets you to choose the rule from a list that includes:

• border radius
• box shadow
• text shadow
• RGBA
• @font-face
• multiple columns
• box resize
• box sizing
• outline

and customize them while previewing the outputs instantly.

PC.DE, a website focused on new generation internet technologies, is sharing 4 different sets of free icons.

Every set contains the same items which are drawn differently and consists of 60 icons.

They come in 2 sizes: 16*16px & 32*32px, both in transparent .PNG.

Geolocation is one of the most popular subjects for today's web & there are many solutions that help geo-enabling web applications.

YQL Geo Library is an impressive resource for geolocation as it is totally free & JavaScript-based.

It has various powerful features like:

• detecting the visitor’s location with the W3C geo API and with IP as a fallback
• find geo location from text
• find location from lat/lon pair
• find locations in a certain web document (by URL)
• get the location for a certain IP number

The library is lightweight (4kb uncompressed) & non-complicated. It just works by calling a function like:

yqlgeo.get('217.12.14.240',function(o){
  alert(o.place.name + ',' + o.place.country.content +
        ' (' + o.place.centroid.latitude + ',' +
               o.place.centroid.longitude + ')'
        );
});

will get you the city, country, latitude & longitude of any given IP.

Last week, a post at WRD was announcing the giveaway of a $50 printing credit and 2 * 1000 standard business cards by NextDayFlyers.com.

The winners are selected & can be found at the bottom of this post. But before that, let's remember:

What is NextDayFlyers.com?

NextDayFlyers.com is an online printing service that can cover all your printing needs like premium club flyers, business cards, greeting cards & other marketing materials with a quick turnarond.

They have different options of sizes / papers for maximum customization & offer low prices for quality prints.

And the winners:

Winners are selected by NextDayFlyers.com and here they are:

• $50 printing credit: Colleen Radford (comment #117413)
• 1,000 business cards: Austin Storm (comment #117207)
• 1,000 business cards: Vladimir (comment #117732)

Congratulations to the winners & thanks to everyone for contributing.

Spritely is a jQuery plugin for creating dynamic character & background animations using HTML + JavaScript.

With the power of JavaScript, the animations can be controlled on events (clicks, mouseovers) easily.

Animated elements can fly over the page without effecting any other element (can be ideal for floating-type banners) & the page still remains accessible.

Specially, for the platforms where Flash is not supported, Spritely can be an alternative (like iPhone, iPad).

It works in all major browsers including IE6.

Weebly, a very easy-to-use, popular & web-based website-builder service has just opened its theme gallery to all designers.

And, to celebrate this, they launched a design contest with $13,000 in prizes which the entries will be judged by well-known designers:

• Michael Cronan (acknowledged with the naming and identities of Tivo and Verio and naming the Amazon Kindle)
• Scott Thomas (former design director of Obama for America)
• Jason Putorti (former lead designer of Mint.com)
• Andrew Wilkinson (Founder, MetaLab)
• Dustin Curtis
• Rob Martin

Prizes are $10,000 for the winner, $2000 for the 2nd & $1000 for the 3rd position.

Creating a theme for Weebly is very easy as you don't have to worry for the HTML-CSS. Just focus on the creativity, design a layered PSD & Weebly team will convert it for you.

If the design created is not one of the winners, it may still be added to the themes database by Weebly & designers will be credited.

Deadline for submitting designs is April 30th, 2010 & it is open to everyone.

To read more and join the contest, check the contest page.

P.S. This post is a sponsored review.

CSS3, Please! is a web-based & simple-yet-effective cross-browser CSS3 rules generator.

As every browser may require different prefixes for the CSS3 properties, this tool makes it so easy by providing them all with an editable & well-commented way where the output can be seen instantly.

Currently, it helps you write the rules for: border-radius, box-shadow, linear-gradients, rotation & @font-face. Some other transforms like skew & scale will be added soon.

For some transforms, that Internet Explorer can support via IE filters, they are mentioned too.

SlimStat is an open source web analytics application that collects & presents statistics information about your website.

It is built with PHP-MySQL & can be integrated into websites with JavaScript (like Google Analytics) or PHP.

For  the given period, the application can display:

• the number of visitors/pageviews
• referrer URLs, domains
• search terms
• browsers, OSs, countries, screen sizes

There is also a "paths" feature that shows a user's browsing path page-by-page.

You may be asking, "why to use SlimStat instead of Google Analytics?" The best answer would be "live stats".

Nicolas Gallagher is sharing a creative way on creating good-looking speech bubbles with CSS3.

There are no images or JavaScript in the implementations but uses the :before and/or :after pseudo-elements to produce basic shapes.

The HTML remains semantic however we should remember that CSS3 is not fully supported by all major browsers & we may again require JavaScript to add this support (like IE7.js).