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Evan You has created a a Web based Clear sample that mimics the new minimalist todo list iOS application.

Check out the "input credit card" flow in the Square applications. They have taken a flow that many sites use, and made it cleaner and better. If you are looking at checkout flows in a web app, Recurly have published examples of their CSS based "secure, PCI compliant transaction forms."

Chosen delivers a great looking multi-select search component with style.

James Pearce is very much on my "must read list". He has a nice piece that goes into the nuance of hashbangs vs. history vs. no URL changes at all.

Kyle Neath of GitHub has written up an example implementation that marries infinite scroll and the history API.

Steven Wittens is creating TermKit, an improvement to ye olde command line that takes into account the fact that we aren't in fact on tn3270 screens, and thus the UI can be doing a lot more for us.

Michael Richardson is working on an open source timeline component called TimeGlider built on jQuery, Raphael, and more.

Michael Dayah is constantly experimenting with technology on ptable.com. He experiments with his own animations, lightboxes, sliders, and more. His latest adventure is creating tearoff lightboxes.

It is always fascinating to get insight into browser design, and Alex Faaborg, Principal Designer on Firefox, has just posted some of the teams thoughts on the home tab design.