There are many sites focused on user experience design for web based media. But most of them only consists a gallery of ‘inspirations’. KONIGI (Knowledge Sharing & Competitive Research for User Experience Design), a new site, goes one step further  by providing de-construction and explanations of the ‘goodness’ in those interface design both in form and functions.

I liked ‘rationale’ of the site:

Ever since I started working in this industry, I’ve maintained swipe files or bookmarks at various places to track the sites that have left an impression with me. But over time, I began to wonder if doing this type of research with the intention of influencing your own work positively might subconsciously affect the work in ways I don’t necessarily want. Even when you set out not to copy what others do, the awareness of what they’ve done may, in a sense, negatively influence by hampering innovation. So with this in mind, I publicly add this warning to myself as I begin to chronicle the evolution of web user experiences even more rigorously here.

There are lots of feed subscription choices available for KONIGI, but here goes the complete feed.