Haystack: Improved city, state, country navigation

We just made it easier to move between cities, states, and countries when browsing Haystack. This is a subtle, but important improvement.

When you're in a state (California, in this case), you see a list of the top cities in that state below California. See the pink highlighted band in this screenshot:

When you're in a city (San Francisco, in this case), you see a list of the top cities and a link to the state under San Francisco. See the pink highlighted band in this screenshot:

And when you're in a country (the United Kingdom, in this case), you see a list of the top cities in that country below United Kingdom. See the pink highlighted band in this screenshot:

This really makes moving between cities, states, and countries a lot easier. You no longer have to go back to the main city, state, country listing page to navigate nearby locations.

Thanks again for using Haystack!

Haystack helps web designers and clients find each other

Lots of Haystack success stories are pouring in. And Download Squad just wrote about how Haystack helps web designers and clients find each other:

Early reports seem to be positive, with designers reporting they are signing new clients in short order. So if you're looking to advertise your design abilities, or if you're looking for a designer, give Haystack a look.

Learn more about Haystack.

Launch: Haystack — the perfect place for designers and clients to meet

Do you ever ask: “Can you recommend a web designer to help us with a project?” Or “Do you know any good web design firms in Chicago? Or New York? Or Denver?” Now you can find the answer at Haystack. It's a site created by 37signals where web designers (firms and freelancers) can answer the three basic questions a client typically asks at the beginning of a search:

• What does your work look like?


• Where are you located?


• What’s your typical budget range?

Read the Signal vs. Noise post about the launch for more info.

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