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We've talked with Lea Alcantara (@lealea) here on UMS before and featured her website in the past in the gallery and even discussed it an older podcast. So we're big fans of Lea's and admire her work. We recently ran into her at the Front End Design Conference in Florida ... More

While at the Front End Design Conference in Tampa Florida we were able to talk briefly with Jina Bolton (@jina) of Sushiandrobots.com and crushlovely.com. Giovanni and Jina discussed what it means to be a high profile designer and what that brings to our community. Jina was giving a talk on CSS ... More

Jonathan LeBlanc (@jcleblanc) from the Yahoo! Developer Network has been on unmatchedstyle before, giving us updates on Yahoo! and their developer group’s projects and new product updates. We had him in town for our ConvergeSE conference and were able to sit down with him and discuss some important topics concerning ... More

While we had Kevin Hale (@wufoo) in town for our ConvergeSE conference I was able to talk with him about some behind the scenes on their legendary product support and how it's actually central to their business' success, then we talk a little about the future of HTML5 for their ... More

In this edition of the UMS Podcast I talk with Robert Tolar Haining (@tolar & kindofawesome.com). Robert is a professional software developer whose interest in product development has blurred the lines of his job description. Currently working in the field of iPhone+iPad development at Condé Nast Digital, where he's just ... More

In Episode 42 of the UMS podcast I talk with Chris Coyier (@chriscoyier) of CSS-Tricks.com about his new job at Wufoo and what it is that makes him create those great screen casts and put all the effort into CSS-Tricks.com. He describes himself as "Lead Hucklebucker. Master Cascader. Head Tag ... More

In this episode of the UMS podcast Matthew Smith (@squaredeye) of Squared Eye and patterntap.com gives us the spill (sorry that was supposed to be a beer pun...) on why beer has been so influential on his design career and we also talk about how the work on alpha.patterntap.com is ... More

The "call to action" on your website is possibly the most important focus point you should design for. A "call to action" is something on your website that compels or helps a visitor to take an action. It's not too tricky, it's all in how you get them to do ... More

Jay and I discuss Thinking for a Living (thinkingforaliving.org). It's a beautifully designed website, we just had a few issues we wanted to discuss with the interactions on the site. Largely we talked about the copy columns, how you have to continually move the screen to read through the ... More

We look at Harmony Republic (harmonyrepublic.com) in detail in this podcast. We both like the design, the use of texture is really great and the layout is interesting. The thing I like most about the design is the typography, I love the font pairings made here. Our main issue and the ... More