This tutorial will show you how to use jQuery to create tabs that can be added and removed dynamically. Although the example looks bulletproof, there are some questions I will raise about how to use tabs and in which context should they be used in order to make them meaningful and usable.

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Let me get straight to the point: it would be great if all of us, somehow connected to design, aimed at being Homo Universalis, or as it's commonly referred to today a "Jack of all trades". To go a little further, many of us already are. As much as we regard ourselves specialists in some field, I think that various interests and every day activities show that we are not specialists at all. But, let's go back a little.

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2009 is over and it is a good time to summarize it and announce plans for this year. Straight to the point, 2009 was a great year. The blog tripled the number of regular readers which reflected on the activities and the content. Although I don't post often, there were enough articles and tutorials which grabbed the attention and helped establish a good conversation on the blog.

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Sketching & Wireframing kit is a free set of elements for sketching and wireframing. It consist of form elements, icons, indicators, feedback messages, tooltips, navigation elements, image placeholders, embedded videos, sliders and common ad banners.

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While digging through some backups, one of CD's I found contained the first software I, together with my cousin, ever built. It was some 18 years ago, in the Mesozoic era of information technology evolution. Dinosaurs vanished after an asteroid impact, but the software we created somehow survived. I was so excited by this discovery that I would like to share it with you.

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