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This week we talk about two freshly launched sites. The first is Crush + Lovely @crushlovely, followed by The Omni Group @OmniGroup. On Crush + Lovely we really love this design. We enjoyed all the various details and interactions on the design. The separations on each page/section are nice too. Then ... More

In episode 35 of the UMS podcast, we talk about dailypayne.com, the photo blog of Aaron Payne, and colly.com, the personal catch-all site for Simon Collison.

In part 2 of our design panel with Jason Beaird (@jasongraphix) and Molly Oakley(@mollyoakley), we talk about the design review process at their companies, then move onto to some new techniques being incorporated into their work. We finish up by focusing a bit on the great font site, fontsquirrel.com. If you ... More

In our design panel with Jason Beaird (@jasongraphix) and Molly Oakley(@mollyoakley), we talk about a few things, from current sites to design review processes within their companies to new and interesting techniques they are incorporating into their work. In Part 1, we talk about Dribbble.com, the new (and still invite-only) social ... More

This week we talk about the new site from Happy Cog for Philadelphia tourism, visitphilly.com.

This week we talk about Legwork Studio and SLV Rent. These two sites function in very similar ways but one is better than the other at graceful degradation.

In this design review podcast we discuss the merits of culinaryculture.com, paravelinc.com, floridaflourish.com & mutantlabs.co.uk. Specifically how they use fine detail in their design to make their websites great.

This week we talk about three sites, WebMynd, We Bleed Design and ADII Rockstar. In addition to the design, we discuss the usefulness (or detriment) of having visitors come to your site for reasons unrelated to the actual content of your site.

This week we talk about Viget Labs and Crispin Porter + Bogusky. While we normally focus on design and usability issues, this week we decided to talk about how these two companies approach opening themselves up on the internet.

This week, we talk about three sites. First up is a new online lifestyle magazine The Swish Life, followed by fudge and Mission Bicycle Company.