It uses the following rules to strip the extra stuff from your code:

• Attributes are removed for all elements except <a>s
• <span>s and <div>s are removed
• Empty elements are removed
• Consecutive line breaks are reduced to two

WordOff web app comes especially in handy when clients (like mine) give you a ten page Word document they want to be posted. I’ve seen more style=”MsoNormal”’s than I can count. WordOff fixes all this for me.

It features an elegant GUI which allows for multiple-file selections, queued uploads and animated progress bar. Powered by MooTools, FancyUpload flaunts the fact that it is completely cross-browser compliant and completely customizable using CSS/XHTML.

It allows you to restrict file uploads based on type, size and number of uploads. FancyUpload also allows for the user to add files while upload progress has already started. For a full list of features check this out.

Whether you’re working on a web application, want to modify an existing one, or just want something to fool around with, be sure to check out FancyUpload.

Mailist has some Ajax under the hood, which makes it possible for a seamless signup process without having to reload the page. It stores emails in a text document that can be downloaded as plain text or csv to Excel.

It has some pretty nifty features like customizable email header/footer, email backup, sent emails, and, obviously, the ability to send an email to the whole list.

Mailist is a simple applications that could be especially helpful when launching a new website and you want to inform visitors when you’re online.

Change font properties, colors, borders, hover variations, etc all very easily. It will show you a preview of what your settings would like like when applied to jQuery’s accordion, tabs, slider, date picker, and dialog box.

ThemeRoller is a sure bookmark for any jQuery fan, and perhaps that slight push for many who were considering getting their hands dirty with jQuery.

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I created a theme for phpList and recently submitted it to ThemeForest.net. I only get 25% of the profit (Horrible cost/benefit ratio) but for what it’s worth, it’s available for you to download. It’s only $10, and is well documented and gives you an idea of how to create your own theme for phpList.

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I have been noticing the traffic on weekends drops significantly. After seeing this, I have decided to update once every business day (Monday-Friday). The reason is that I have reviewed some great web applications on Saturday that seem to get overlooked for a web applications I review on Monday.

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Scribblar allows you to see in real time what font needs to change, where your client wants the sign up bar to go, and whatever nit-picky things that could cause a designer to go crazy. Visitors can chat via audio or the minifeed to communicate what changes they’re trying to make.

Scribblar is as close as you can get to remote-PC for designing purposes as one can get. And for being a free, powerful, collaboration tool, its sure to be of use.

You can input practically unlimited values to be charted on an X-Y coordinate plane. You can use line or pie charts. Plug in values manually from a form, or dynamically through CSV files and SQL queries.

Use pChart for that next web application your working on to display the number of hits, track costs, view statistics, and more. There are a host of screenshots that show you just how customizable it really is. Check out the Add-Ons page to change the colors of the graph, or change the colors yourself.

pChart is setting the bar high for future dynamically created charting libraries. Oh, and don’t forget, it’s 100% free.

You type in the cell phone you wish to receive the text message, the day and time you want to send it, and finally the message. Hit “Submit” and you’re good to go. It’s that easy and it’s 100% free.

There’s not much else to say about it. It has great features though. If you want it to send in two days, simply type “in two days”. If you want to receive the message multiple times, go ahead and place a coma between each time you wish to receive the messages.

The texts are sent from remind@ohdontforget.com and received by any major mobile carrier.

Oh, Don’t Forget is a terrific way to remind yourself or someone else via the web. Enjoy!

Cli.gs allows you to create multiple short URLs linking to the same page. Pretty handy, right? But when you combine this feature with the ability to track hits coming from those links, then you have a great way of tracking your own online campaign.

For example, you can create three short URLs for your article and place one link on Digg, another on Delicious, and another on DesignFloat. After which, log into your Cli.gs account and view the graphs and track hits coming from each individual site.

Cli.gs is probably going to boom within the next three weeks. It’s a lesson to us all that you don’t need to invent the next new thing. You simple have to improve upon what already exists.

WebsiteGrader.com allows you to enter your website, along with other similar websites, to compare each to the other. It takes into account things like Google page rank, Alexa rank, number of Diggs your articles have, delicious bookmarks, and more social and blog stats.

If you have a website that you want to optimize for the social web, WebsiteGrader.com is your first-stop tool.

FreshBooks has an arsenal of features: payment integration with 14 major (and some minor) payment gateways, integration with Basecamp, recurring billing, add your own expenses like food and electrical to see your cost/revenue ratio, and much more.

Customization of your FreshBooks account is almost limitless. You can easily customize your administrator backend, create your own login page, change the colors, logos, etc. on Invoices and timesheets.

They have a customer base of over 400,000 and they saw they’re steadily growing. Reviews from PC World to CNet praises their business approach and customer relationships, turning customers into true fans.

After trying out a free account to write this review, I am strongly considering using FreshBooks for my brother’s and my own business needs. Pricing is very reasonable, but even the free account may be sufficient for your needs. I recommend giving FreshBooks a shot. Sign up for a free account. You’ve got nothing to lose.

Using Collabtive, you have your personal project management app on your own server. You can brand it with your company, track your time spent on each project, set milestones, manage files and submit and process tasks.

Collabtive does not flaunt it’s multiple features on its homepage and I’m not sure why. Only after using and working with the demo do you really start to find a bunch of feature gems. Some of these features includethe ability to attach files to your messages that may be displayed by anyone assigned to that project.

Each project gets its own page, and you can assign employees and clients to individual or multiple projects. A great feature of the project milestone page is a simple calendar where you and your client can clearly see the progress your making on the project.

The only downside is, unlike CollabTrak, there is no way the client can pay through your project page.

With it’s powerful features and decievingly simple interface, Collabtive may well replace your traditional “email-only” contact between the client and you. It’s a great way as a freelancer to give your client their own login information and one-stop check to see how their project is coming.