Here’s a bit of link love for a few articles of interest I came across that are related to design, blogging, and information presentation.

1. CSS tutorials.
   Snook.ca suggests that there are six keys to modern CSS-based layouts for websites and presents a list of article links for you to check out. I’ve previously read or browsed many of the articles, and they’re worth looking at.
2. Free web templates.
   If you can’t be bothered to learn CSS or just don’t have the time, free templates abound. Tech Magazine has a big list of links to sites offering free templates. Styleshout offers free templates and has links to others. You’ll find links and/or downloads for both static templates and various blog platforms.
3. Custom RSS feed buttons.
   Don’t like the orange square with rounded corners that is the standard RSS button? Make your own thanks to a Photoshop tutorial from PinkZAP.
4. Who is your blog audience?
   Do you know who your audience is? If you have a business blog, it’s more than possible that your audience may not be the people that you want for customers. Dawud Miracle explores the issue of blog audience.
5. Online presentation tools.
   If you’re in a business where you have to give regular presentations, be it to clients, venture capitalists, or what have you, you’re probably familiar with Microsoft Powerpoint. Did you know that there are numerous competitors that run in a browser? Mashable presents a list of 30 online presentation and slideshow tools.

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