Authentic Jobs A very active job board used by a lot of recognized and respected agencies. Includes freelance and full-time opportunities.

Smashing Jobs Smashing Magazine’s job board includes positions throughout the world for design and development.

Krop Krop has a very active job board that usually has a number of new jobs each day.  The positions are mostly for web design, but there are some development jobs as well.

Coroflot Coroflot’s job board typically has a number of new listings each day in a variety of design disciplines, including graphic design.

Design Jobs on the Wall Web Designer Wall’s job board freelance and full-time opportunities for design and development.

FWA Jobs FWA’s job board includes a good balance of design and development positions throughout the world.

Design Related The job board at design related includes a variety of web and graphic design positions, mostly located in the U.S.

AIGA Design Jobs The AIGA job board includes various types of design jobs, including a number in web design

Freelance Switch FreelanceSwitch lists freelance opportunities of all kinds, but design and development accounts for the majority of listings. Users must pay $7 per month to be able to apply to jobs.

LinkedIn LinkedIn includes a job board with all types of positions. LinkedIn users can join groups, and these groups often include excellent niche job boards in addition to the main LinkedIn job board. If you search for web design or graphic design groups you’ll find some that include a large number of job opportunities and as a group member you’ll be able to respond to the person who posted the job.

Behance Network Behance has a job board that includes listings in a variety of creative fields. Web design and graphic design are two of the most active categories for listings.

All Dev Jobs All Dev Jobs includes listings for interaction design, graphic design and web development.

JavaScript Ninja The JavaScript Ninja job board includes a good balance of design and development positions, both full-time and freelance.

Boxes and Arrows The Boxes and Arrows job board includes listings for a variety of design and development positions.

Fresh Web Jobs Fresh Web Jobs is a smaller job board that includes design and development positions.

Your Web Job Your Web Job includes categories for design, development, UI/UX, Social Media, SEO, and more.

SearchWebJobs Search Web Jobs includes full-time, part-time, and freelance jobs in categories of design, development, tech, marketing, and management.

Highend Careers Highend Careers includes jobs in design, development, video games, animation, advertising, and more.

Creative Hotlist Features listings for creative positions in advertising, design, video production, and more.

37signals The 37signals job board includes a lot of quality listings in development and programming, and also includes design jobs.

Dice Dice is a huge job board for tech-related positions. There are a lot of web development positions as well as some web design opportunities.

CrunchBoard Tech Crunch’s job board CrunchBoard includes jobs in several categories, with a number or development and programming positions available.

ReadWriteWeb ReadWriteWeb currently has almost 200 jobs listed, with most of them being development-related.

Ars Technica Ars Technica has a very active job board for development and IT-related jobs. Most are full-time and located in the U.S.

Ajaxian Ajaxian currently has around 150 jobs posted, mostly development-related.

Wired The Wired job board includes a variety of categories, with a good number of development and programming jobs.

Mashable Mashable’s job board is most active in the marketing category, but there are also a good number of development jobs listed.

Just Tech Jobs Just Tech Jobs includes web development positions, among others.

Dieter Rams (born May 20, 1932 in Wiesbaden) is a German industrial designer closely associated with the consumer products company Braun and the Functionalist school of industrial design.

In 1993 I asked Dieter to speak to the Architecture & Design Society at the Art Institute of Chicago. The society recently had a name change: “design” had been added. We joked ( ahem ) at the time that the real estate economy was so bad that the Architecture Society needed new members. We needed a credible and passionate design icon to speak to this group. Dieter became the first designer to speak under the society’s new name.

What I remember that night and again recently while watching the Objectified movie was Dieter’s 10 design principles. Honestly, I can’t tell you for sure that these are the same principles. Hoping Dieter will set the story straight.

I think I like the earlier stuff better. Maybe it was the materials or maybe it was so different than the pack at the time. The first Braun product I remember making a design connect to me was an electric razor. Much of Dieter’s work has long seemed more connected to brutalism than minimalism. Let’s say beautifully, brutally, minimal.

* Good design is innovative
* Good design makes a product useful
* Good design is aesthetic
* Good design helps us to understand a product
* Good design is unobtrusive
* Good design is honest
* Good design is durable
* Good design is consequent to the last detail
* Good design is concerned with the environment
* Good design is as little design as possible