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We’re pleased to see our Twitter based inspiration website is featured on the latest article at sixrevisions.com.

Check it out here!

Update!: We’re also being featured on the latest article at dezinerfolio.com

Next week it’s Future of Web Apps London (a great event from the team at Carsonified) and in order to jump on the band wagon celebrate the occasion we want to you to vote for your favourite web apps.

Jump over to the great little Twitter app - DivVoted.com - and follow the simple instructions to vote for your favourite most loved Web Applications. Vote every day and check back here where we’ll be blogging about more YoDiv and DivVoted related FOWA greatness as the event approaches.

There’s a great new post over at the OC Vision blog on the technology and thoughts behind the build of DivVoted.com.

If you’re interested in how we used Ruby on Rails, Twitter API, Media Temple and Cloud Computing to build the new Twitter Voting site DivVoted.com, check out this post.

http://blog.ocvision.com/2008/07/08/tweet-tweet-vote-wwwdivvotedcom/

Introducing DivVoted.com.

Recognising that YoDiv customers, some of the greatest designers and design agencies, love to show off, and also love browsing galleries for inspiration, DivVoted.com fulfills both needs in one simple to use website.

DivVoted.com uses Twitter, so it is easy to vote from the web, SMS or Instant Messenger. See a great new site - just drop the address and a comment into your Twitter account to vote!

Want to know what today’s hot sites are - head on over to DivVoted.com to check out todays chart, this weeks chart, or the all time Top 10 sites!

Commenting on the launch, Dan Griffey, Managing Director of Yodiv.com and OC Vision:
“This is a great new site to add to the YoDiv family. We love browsing other peoples designs and wanted to make it easy for people to vote for their favourite sites. Using Twitter makes sense, as our users will be using it anyway, and therefore can drop a DivVoted vote really easily.”

“We’re also really pleased that we’ve been able to develop this great little web app in a couple of days, proving our depth of programming experience, and Ruby on Rails knowledge. Now we want to watch the votes come rolling in!”

The DivVoted.com doors are open and ready for votes. There’s even some great site designs there to look at already!