Ya i saw this!

I loved the incremental design shift! Though the number of links you  
see on a page are less - the redesign on the tags and popular tags are  
really helpful. I agree that once you start using all the Firefox  
plugins you dont experience this page often. I go into the main site a  
lot to search and browse for particular sites that people are looking  
at vs. google.

s

On Aug 26, 2008, at 11:51 AM, Nick Grossman wrote:

> Today I went on and noticed that they'd rolled out an entirely new  
> UI at a new URL (delicious.com instead of del.icio.us)
>
> Have you guys seen it yet?  Any opinions?
>
> http://delicious.com/
> http://blog.delicious.com/blog/2008/07/oh-happy-day.html
>
> The new version keeps the overall simple aesthetic while adding more  
> deliberate thought to the design, user experience and branding.  I  
> don't have any opinion yet on whether I think it's better, and might  
> not develop one, since I mostly use delicious through browser  
> plugins and rss feeds anyway.
>
> Nick
>
>
> --
> Nick Grossman
> The Open Planning Project -- http://topp.openplans.org
> nickyg@...
> (917) 825-6590
>
>
>

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Phil and I were talking about this a while back in the context of the  
Melkjug redesign.  I initially didn't like it but it has grown some on  
me.  One of the things I dislike most is how it makes tags look  
hierarchical with that little breadcrumb looking thing.

—R

On Aug 26, 2008, at 11:51 AM, Nick Grossman wrote:

> Today I went on and noticed that they'd rolled out an entirely new  
> UI at a new URL (delicious.com instead of del.icio.us)
>
> Have you guys seen it yet?  Any opinions?
>
> http://delicious.com/
> http://blog.delicious.com/blog/2008/07/oh-happy-day.html
>
> The new version keeps the overall simple aesthetic while adding more  
> deliberate thought to the design, user experience and branding.  I  
> don't have any opinion yet on whether I think it's better, and might  
> not develop one, since I mostly use delicious through browser  
> plugins and rss feeds anyway.
>
> Nick
>
>
> --
> Nick Grossman
> The Open Planning Project -- http://topp.openplans.org
> nickyg@...
> (917) 825-6590
>
>
>

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