Need some help creating your responsive designs? Here are 20 tools to use: http://t.co/1JXs3ucq

How much time do you spend thinking about color in your design? Here's an interesting post on how colors affect purchases http://j.mp/bZp2ck

Three words: Book Shelf Porn - http://t.co/0Hp5MMHe (HT @jenseninman)

A brilliant demonstration of responsive design implementation, responsively designed: http://t.co/RfmGPbuZ

Yes, designers should know some code. A collection of introductory tutorials on CSS/CSS3, HTML5, & Javascript. http://t.co/3qbN17yC

Did you know about the library of free podcasts we have with UX experts? http://t.co/uzF5HdST

Great video of paper prototyping a mobile app by @natbat: http://t.co/noWWEqcN

Designers who are at the top of their game all have one thing in common - they sketch. http://t.co/5Qdlox3m

Did you catch the new podcast with @lukew and @jmspool on Designing for Mobile? http://t.co/4nDfF8My

Theories on why rounded corners are easier on the eyes. Interesting. http://j.mp/rqraHi

A persona cheat sheet http://bit.ly/idvm6L hat tip @zakiwarfel

A helpful detailed tutorial on responsive design. http://t.co/7esmmrrp

Interesting research from Gerry McGovern - visual appeal is rarely a major factor for the customer. http://t.co/L5qH6nVU

8 Better Practices for Great Information Architecture - http://t.co/QBiSznGp

http://t.co/HmCvYpUW - A fab resource for understanding how design looks when the colors aren't there.

If designing a mobile responsive website is high on your list (it should be), read this: http://t.co/fGKnOgzE

Wondering what a UX Strategist does? This article may shed some light - http://t.co/piIKKKK8

Three Questions You Shouldn't Ask During User Research - http://t.co/mv1KTkVj

Interesting. How Google treats underscores and dashes when searching and why programmers should know. http://t.co/yLGjlpA

How to retinafy your website: http://t.co/7Y23PBSo