Working with our partner company Stowe Consulting, we've just completed work on the new home for G2 Microsystems Inc. They're an Austrailian-based manufacturer of ultra low-power wifi chipsets. We used a persistent site map navigation style in the footer of the sub pages which is a bit different than you're likely to find elsewhere.. This was done in part for simplicity, and in part to offer an alternative to the Flash-based primary navigation scheme.

Enjoy!

After weighing in all of the pros and cons, a finalist has been selected. The PhlooQ team and the web community really gravitated towards the open, approachable look and feel of the widget above. Everyone found the "maybe state" a welcomed addition and also emphasized a strong desire for natural looking hands in lieu digital versions. We're happy with the overall direction.

Next on the agenda, redesigning the website.

As CNET reports, Flickr's mobile m.flickr service has become iPhone/Touch Friendly! This basically equates to a Flash-free experience optimized for the iPhone's 480x320 screen res. It basically looks just like a native Apple iPhone app.

One of our favorite news sources - the AOL-owned The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) got a fresh coat of pixels today and is looking a lot more sleek.

A few points of interest include the top story representation at the top, better videos and a more up-to-date look and feel. They put up a brief post about the re-design, and we've got a shot of the last old look and feel posted after the break if you feel like being nostalgic.