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Texas Monthly Redesigns

Texas Monthly has launched their new website redesign. I have to say, it’s pretty swell. Thought it loads slowly (or it did for me this morning), but it’s neat, clean and easy to navigate. I wish they’d softened their logo a bit at the top, but eh.

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26 June 2007 @ 11am

Looks great. And kudos to them for finding a color scheme that works with the ugly-ass “Texas Orange” logo. Eww.

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