Yahoo! redesigns

When Marissa Mayer jumped ship at Google to take over the reigns at the web’s second biggest name in search, no one doubted she had a job on her hands. By Web Designer Depot

When is the Perfect Time to Redesign Your Website?

Very rarely will the people who visit your site return because of your website’s design. Their only priority is finding the content, information, or product they want and it’s important that your site has what your customer is looking for. By Salman Saeed

An Exploration of Website Redesigns: Tips and Examples

Website redesigns — whether for your own website or clients — seem like exciting and interesting projects. It’s challenging to create a new design while retaining the site’s existing brand and content. And for most web designers, these types of challenges are motivating. By Mohammad Moradi

Leading By Example: Redesign Of The BBC Website

The BBC completed a major redesign of its web site. Steve Herrmann, editor of the BBC News website said “We have focused on design and navigation, looking to see how we can make all the existing content we produce each day easier for you to find, use and share”. By Jennifer Farley

Smashing Magazine Redesign: Photographs & Screenshots

This brief talks about the re-fresh or update of the Smashing Magazine current design, rather than an overhaul. They wanted things to be crisper, cleaner and more together - but a lot of the elements needed to stay, so that it still had a familiar feel & felt like something that people were used to. By Function

Interview with Brian Kalma of Zappos

Online retailer Zappos is known for its fanatical dedication to customer service. Brian Kalma, director of user experience, tells Oliver Lindberg about branding, Happy Cog’s redesign of the site and why a third of the employees are on Twitter. By .Net

6 Goals to Reach For When Designing Your Next Website

Goals are important to have in life. They are especially important for website design, because without any goals, you have nothing to shoot for in the end and nothing to measure your success by. By Yugu