By Rajesh Setty on Sat 09 Apr 2005, 11:51 PM – 1 Comment

First read about this at Robert Scoble’s blog yesterday. Paul has done a phenomenal job of combining the power of Google Maps and Craigslist.

Google maps is on one extreme of sophistication and Craigslist is on

one extreme of simplicity. Paul is brilliant in combining the

sophistication and simplicity to display how this combination can take

usability to the next level.

Once you see it, you will think that this was obvious. Most innovation projects are that way.

 

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