If you’re a designer, or at least find yourself doing enough design to lay claim to the title, sooner or later you will be looking for fonts beyond Arial, Times and Helvetica.

Dafont.com is certainly worth the click. There is a huge selection of fonts nicely organized into categories and most are available for free. Check the fine print, as some are free for personal use only. Some of these are very well made, while other may not contain complete character sets, but for the most part they will work well for headlines.

Now that I have expressed my disdain for the term “Web 2.0” and its ambiguity in my previous post, here is a great way to balance that post by spreading the word about the Web 2.0 Awards from SEOmoz.

These awards aren’t based on the visual design of the sites, but rather their Web 2.0-ness.

A common thread that you will find is that most of these sites allow you to do something. Many are tools designed to make your projects or life easier.

Check ’em out and feel free to comment on your favorite.