Mozila.org, the global project homepage has been redesigned to sport a new fresh look. The old design was used years ago while the corporate (end user) site has seen a significant update during the Firefox 3 launch.

If anything can be said about Mozilla it's that they design (hired or not) good web sites. The normal web site for end users sports a colorful and product/action oriented design that loads up fast and gets the user exactly where he or she needs to be. The project site, which was also the main site before the Mozilla Corporation was created, is home to all the Mozilla hosted projects (Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Bugzilla, etc.) and focuses on what Mozilla is/means, the community and the ongoing development of their projects.

The new design sports a modern (urban) look, that still honors the dinosaur associated with the name Mozilla from long, long ago (well, after the green one, but before even Firefox came to be). It has a good site map for navigation as well, easy ways to navigate to the projects and much more.

If Mozilla should ever stop developing applications, they sure could still make great web sites!