I’m so tired of people throwing up these 100+ Designer Links Every Designer Should know. Because I get about 7 links into the page and I start hitting sites that don’t even exist anymore or are outdated and worthless. But I promised you 700+ links so here you go:

• For Web Designers.com - 598 Links and more! This site continually puts up more and more links to anything and everything. Most of it is junk.
• 10+ Resources for Web Developers - (121). Some good links here. Unfortunately I don’t have the next 3 days to sift through them all.

Well, that wasn’t to hard, I met my quota already, but here’s some links that are actually worth while:

1. Ultimate Photoshop Resources - Marcofolio.net. Provides tons of information categorized in easy to find format. Also labels his personal favorites in each section (Choose those).
3. TextureKing.com - I actually found this site from the site above but it deserves its own spot. Create for creating all different kinds of effects. Very nice for getting that popular grunge effect.
4. Brusheezy - Take the work out of Photoshop. Download a couple brush sets and that those effects that usually take hours can be accomplished in a matter of minutes.
5. UrbanFonts.com - Download all your fonts here. Though there is a limit of downloading about 30 or so a day. I have downloaded a ton of fonts here, so many that using the text tool in Photoshop makes my program lag.
6. Problogger.net - Great information about blogging here. Some great articles they have are How to Make Money from Blogs and 10 Tips on how to Find more Readers.
7. Stock Exchange - Stock photos easily found with categories. Plenty of good information here and great for using on websites. Flickr is another popular stock photo site but I find it better for inspiration rather than actually use.
8. AuthenticJobs.com - So you have mastered all the sites above? Looking to put those skills to use? Developer and Designer jobs are in abundance and you don’t even have to sign up for anything.
9. Computer Arts - Tons of really great and very advanced information. The tutorials are awesome, but require a good amount of skill to be able to follow them. Cover everything from Photoshop, After Effects, Flash, Illustrator, and more.
10. PopUrls.com - I’ll be the first to admit this last one is a little weak, but staying up to date is a top priority as a web designer. Trends change daily and new information flows out fast in this business. If anyone knows of a better site for staying up to date on design, please let me know.

Liked my list? Does it need some changes? Think it is just plain terrible? Let me know with your comments.