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We have a friend! Presenting Design Deconstruct

Posted by Andrew Faulkner on February 7th, 2006.

Andrew Faulkner is the admin at fadtastic. Andrew prides himself on standards-based, accessible web design in the city of Nottingham, UK. He believes in aesthetically pleasing accessible design and that 'standards compliant does not equal boring.'

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fadtastic is now formally a friend of Design Deconstruct. God knows what that means. It seems every other journal has ‘friends’ so we’re tying the knot with Design Deconstruct.

“Design Deconstruct is an initiative brought about by a group of individuals who are passionate about practical and clever design but dislike the divides (e.g. flash and standards) present in most design communities. Here, at DD, we try to break these community barriers and be inclusive to all design methods reviewing them with an open mind. Let’s play nice.“

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Fantastic! I love it!

Phil Renaud
February 8th, 2006
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I also like whats goin on at http://www.designmeltdown.com/default.aspx

Marc Bernstein
February 8th, 2006
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I find the usage of the word “initiative” in the description somewhat dubious. That to me suggests they are claiming to be a new genre of site, which is obviously not true. Of course, I could just be misenterpreting their definition.

Either way, the site has proved an interesting read so far. I’m a big fan of website reviews.

Jem
February 12th, 2006
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Thanks for the opinions so far, folks. And thanks to you Jem for embarassing me with the ‘alt tag’ comment. Great start, eh? ;)

Andrew Faulkner
February 12th, 2006
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