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In honor of Yahoo’s redesign that launched yesterday, the Daily Beast compiled a fascinating (and hilarious) gallery of popular websites from way back when. Vintage screenshots of Google, New York Times, MTV and more are displayed from the “stone age” of the Internet circa 1996-1998.

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Les Gourmandises de Lolita Lempicka, a France-based food purveyor, takes tea time to a new, ultra-lux extreme. Their website, with over-the-top adorable animations and mouth watering food photography, is worth a visit (even if it’s not enough to convince you to part with 30 € for a box of tea).

This weekend PSFK updated the look and feel of its site. Working with the designer Jack Cheng we looked to evolve the site to make it both simpler to use, encourage deeper browsing of the site and also reinforce an image that we are a serious news source.
It’s a big deal for us and while there are probably a few bugs – we’d would love to hear your thoughts on the new design in the comments section. Thanks!