Before

The current site, while familiar to existing users, is a mess of confusing hyperlinks with very little consideration for user experience:

After, by Khoi Vinh/NYTimes.com

The NYTimes.com team retained Craigslist’s basic look and feel while making the site work more like an app. Since search is the most important feature, design director Khoi Vinh and his colleagues gave this function more real estate and placed it at the top of the page.

After, by SimpleScott

After 50 dollars are deposited, clients start getting a list of available domain names via e-mail for a period of 30 days. If they see a domain they like, they register it and notify the service about domain acquired. The individual, who came up with the name, gets $25, the other half going to the service. If no domain is registered, the money is refunded in full.

HTML 5 Visual Cheat Sheet is an useful cheat sheet for web designers and developers. Here’s a preview of the cheat sheet, download it from Wooork: