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Website Redesign

November 18, 2013 | Filed under: What's New? and tagged with: website redesign

Hello everyone,Origami Crane

We hope your week is going well, and thank you for stopping by to visit. We’re glad you’re here. As many of you may have already noticed, we’ve been in the process of redesigning the site again. For instance, we added this “What’s New?” section, removed some others, and rearranged the left and right sidebars for better clarity and convenience. Redesigning a site is a never-ending process, it seems, but we enjoy these upgrades and see them as necessary. We hope you find the current format welcoming and easily navigable, and keep in mind that we’ll be making some even bigger design changes over the next few weeks or months (our schedules are insane these days, so we can’t really be more accurate concerning timelines although we wish we could be).

Please feel free to contact me, Rod, USR‘s editor-in-chief, at [email protected] with useful suggestions or if you notice anything in the site that seems inconvenient, out of place, or just plain goofy. We like to listen, learn, and share ideas with you. It’s what USR is all about.

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Written by Rod

Rod has been the editor-in-chief of US Represented since September of 2012. Feel free to contact him at [email protected] if you would like to become a member, submit some of your work for possible publication, or ask him questions about the site.

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