We just finished our latest project - Nubook. A service that lets you create beautiful web presentations in minutes. Ideal for all those people asking you to make a site for them.

Please have a look and help us spread the word.

Also, if you're a CSS or Javascript developer (or you know one), please get in touch. We have lots of interesting work that we need help with.

Kerem Suer is a San Francisco based designer, who enjoys sketching, conceptualizing and designing simple and clean interfaces.

Beautiful portfolio site and very impressive work.

Young graphic designer Jakub Foglar (@jakubfoglar) created this beautiful one-pager to try to get an internship for the Summer. I love when you see passionate people put in real effort to craft a beautiful and informative way to sell themselves. It reminds me of Jason Zimdar's gold-standard resume.

Nice work Jakob.

Such a simple and beautiful website; I'm immediately a huge fan of Axel Peemöller.

New from Andreas (Suprb) Philstrom: Scriptogr.am — a new simple online tool that turns you Dropbox into a beautiful blog.

Alex and Ed bring online their company portfolio. Including some very polished works, like LEGO page redesign, which won the WEBBY last year.

Start design or develop your own iPad apps, Android applications or websites with these unique user interface templates

I like the idea of great designers simply selling their designs. I feel like people are more and more getting to a place where they enjoy consistency with their applications anyway, so even if there are a number of apps out there using the same icons and textures, I think it can only help the end-user.

UCLA Architecture and Urban Design pursues issues confronting contemporary architecture and urbanism through five different degrees.

The site was just nicely redesigned by Hello.

While I'm sure that Jacob Nielsen would have a field day ripping into the usability of this online store, I feel that they've done an amazing job creating an incredibly well crafted experience that is very quick and easy to understand and navigate. I'll look forward to exploring more of of the work of Mathias Vestergaard Corp.