Such a great idea: plot out features on a grid:
x axis = how many people will use it,
y axis = how often they will use it.

Prioritize.

How to run an open standards process, from a guy who has a little bit* of experience.

*Tantek is part of the CSS WG, and a founder of Microformat standards.

One bazillion wireframing links.

The classic.

Wireframe Tumblog. Nice source of inspiration.

...a really well done intro to using drawing to communicate...in comic form.

An interesting exploration of the way specs might be written. I for one love the markup portion of the spec, finding it clear to read and specific. I especially love that elements have special and exact assertions on where/what/how they can be used.

The BBC walks through the process of re-designing their website's visual system. This is a perfect example of how designing for the web is about creating flexible systems.

Good processes and lessons from startups.

VentureBeat author (who also blogs for the NYT) on how the NYT uses WordPress, division of labor and good editors to run a high-quality, efficient, large-scale blogging arm. It's not rocket science, but it is interesting to see it in action.

Brief informal narratives of how decisions and opinions are arrived at provide a great common ground to work from.