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A minimalist style on top of a solid grid, a well thought-out structure, and a dash of visual interest in the form of a single oblique line, transform this agency website into a remarkable overall experience.

Google announces support for microformats in their search engine, exposing hReview and hCard content within their search results. Reviews, ratings, and personal information, are all now easier to access, and microformats are becoming more important than ever before.

Hoping these are the last hours in the life of Internet Explorer 6, the question still remains for now: how do you deal with this browser? Andy Clarke proposes a solution in the form of a universal CSS style sheet that removes all potentially problematic design elements and presents a bare bone, content-only version of the site.

Every major browser today is about to support the ability to link to a custom font. However, the legal aspects make this a tedious task. Typekit comes to the rescue by working together with font foundries in creating a web-only linking license and providing the technology platform to host and embed such fonts.

The yearly trend report from one of the most respected publications in the business is available now. 15 trends are showcased as an objective report of the newest, most relevant design directions today.