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this is what css designed websites really should all be about. a great looking site with that "non-css" look about it. Theres a few glitches, but i can deal with them if the presentation is as good as this.
Comment #1 made by mesh606
Thursday, February 2, 2006 - 01:43 AM
Rating: 9

i think its great when you can excel in making the css look good w/ such a dynamic site... this is going to turn huge w/ content... and the css looks like it can handle it in making it look good. and i agree w/ #1... this sorta stuff reminds me of www.digg.com , also a great mistake is pple using flash or heavy design on so much content... a good example of this mistake is www.mtv.com .. woah longest comment ever!
Comment #4 made by dan
Friday, February 3, 2006 - 04:25 AM
Rating: 9

Clear design, nice colours but use of css and xhtml it has to do also with semantic markup, not just a bunch of divs with just <a href> tags. The guys have to give a little attention on that. Thats the magic of xthml and css. Dan sorry but the similarity with digg.com is irrelevant. DIGG.COM RULES
Comment #5 made by
Friday, February 3, 2006 - 07:43 AM
Rating: 1

#5 ... digg.com does rule! in time you will see this site ( UXMAG.COM ) how it will expand... i feel confident saying that givin some time... it will turn into something like digg, btw im surpised digg hasnt been featured here in cssimport... the css and xhtml is krazy good... they did some awesome code!
Comment #6 made by dan
Friday, February 3, 2006 - 09:18 AM

Well digg.com i dont think that it needs any kind of promotional.... As far css and xhtml, being valid, doesn't mean that "awesome" would be the right description. Does the word semantic markup tells you something or u just judge it from the point of you as a designer or whatever? Anyway since we are counting our selfs as creative people, we have to encourage that kind of moves,... but been resonable also!!!
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Friday, February 3, 2006 - 01:17 PM

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