ARTICLE NO. 126    February 14, 2007

The Museum of Modern Betas

by Constantinos Demetriadis
MoMB (Museum of Modern Betas) is an interesting list we all should keep up with. As the creators of the list describe it: “The 50 most anticipated applications in the webosphere, as measured by the number of bookmarks at del.icio.us for apps which are not publicly released yet.”

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Constantinos is employed as a Creative Director for Tribal DDB Athens. In his ever dwindling spare time he works on the development of UX Magazine and Joblet. You can find out more about him here of follow him on twitter.

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Salvi
March 13, 2012
Definitely think the current dgeisn wins over these three spend the money and get a decent dgeisner. These dgeisns make it look like your site was dgeisned in the late 90's. I understand that you probably don't want to go all corporate, but there are dgeisners able to balance a clean, time-appropriate look that maintains the authenticity and personality of an individual (rather than generic corporate / professional) site. I do think that you should stay with the green theme though.
November 06, 2009
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February 14, 2007
thanks for the link. btw.: check out nr. 85 of the top 100 betas list ;-)
Alex Schleifer
February 15, 2007
Hah! Fantastic. We’re technically out of beta, but I’m considering adding the tag back on the logo now. ;) Cheers!
February 21, 2007
This was an exciting idea util they used the word “webosphere”
February 14, 2007
This was an exciting idea util they used the word “webosphere”
Alex Schleifer
February 14, 2007
Hah! Fantastic. We’re technically out of beta, but I’m considering adding the tag back on the logo now. ;) Cheers!
February 14, 2007
thanks for the link. btw.: check out nr. 85 of the top 100 betas list ;-)
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