Now there’s some help. Web Form Design by Luke Wroblewski is now available. The book was published by Rosenfeld Media. The book contains 244 pages (softcopy) of fill in the form goodness.

So, if you plan on designing lots of forms, and hey who doesn’t, then pick up this handy guide. Your users will thank you.

Over at The Cleanest Line, the Patagonia blog, they’ve posted an excellent article discussing how they handle product feedback on a product. It’s good to see that not only do they listen to users concerns, but they even take the time to write blog posts outlining the process and even show you the changes, based on feedback, incorporated into new versions of their products.

I’ve recently been considering the product being discussed, so it’s nice to see all the feedback and improvements that have gone into making this product the best it can be.

It’s great to see articles and companies like this who aren’t afraid to step out there and share the process with the consumer and openly acknowledge customer feedback. Patagonia, keep up the good work.

At a little more than 8 hours, you should be able to quickly listen in to the book while sitting on a plane, working out at the gym or cutting the lawn.

The new service has over 100 newspapers that are currently participating and delivering local news, sports and video news.

So first things first, checked my mail and then I fired up the new version by going to http://m.gmail.com to get the full Gmail experience. I must say, wow. It’s clean, crisp and user-friendly. 

If you use an iPhone, hop on over and take a look. You’ll be pleased.

Communicating Design by Dan Brown arrived today with great anticipation. If you’re a practicing IA or just getting started, this goodie has some great material that you’ll find yourself referring back to time and time again. I’ve cracked it open several times today, just to show people the goodness.

Secondly, designing the obvious by Robert Hoekman Jr, was the other goodie packaged along side it. This book is a perfect example of the simple things that are often overlooked and allows us to recognize how quickly things become overcomplicated.

My advice, buy them both. Read them both. Pass them along to your coworkers and practice what they preach. The world will be a better place.

There you’ll find most of the sessions covered from Days 1, 2 and 3.

If you’re like me, you’ll be taking a few moments today to play catch up and see just what you missed.

The stencils on Graffletopia are smart, accurate and can save you a ton of time when caught in a pinch. Feel free to share any other stencil resources in the comments.

Weigh in and let me know what you like and don’t like. I know a few errors and rendering bugs exist for IE, but I’ll get around to fixing those soon enough.

I’ve neglected you for some time now. Longer than in the past, but I want you to know that I haven’t forgotten about you. I still sign in and clear your insides of offers for drugs, vitamins, casinos and insurance.

Have faith, as I’ll return soon enough and continue to waste space, right here on the internet.

Thanks for understanding.