Philly’s favorite Web designs chosen by our readers

Last week, we announced a contest in partnership with Mogo Media to give one of our readers a free ticket to Mogo’s Adobe Flash training seminar on Fri., Feb. 26. Based on a random drawing, we’d like to congratulate Sarah Lindsay who we’re hooking up with that $129 ticket!
Don’t miss out. If you still would like to attend the seminar, Technically Philly readers get a special 10 percent discount if they register with coupon code “TECHNICAL” (case-sensitive).
After the jump, see some favorite Philly-based designs as chosen by Technically Philly readers.

• Varga Bar
  Contest winner Sarah Lindsay’s favorite site was Varga Bar‘s vintage classic design.
• UPenn
  Commenter LPatrick333 suggested UPenn’s “classy,” functional, photo-heavy homepage.
• Uwishunu
  Uwishunu got props from Rachel Piot for its daily posts, logo and inviting background imagery.
• iSepta and Septime
  Robert J. Moore, who is no stranger to Technically Philly’s contests (read: pterodactyl-obsessed), hyped iSEPTA for its simple utility. Reader Steven Feldman went with an even simpler SEPTA design: Septime.org‘s mobile schedule offering.
• Geekadelphia, Christopher Scott and Haveboard
  There was plenty of self-promotion, too. Christopher Scott—who’s, ahem, a Web designer—nominated his portfolio page, jokingly, before putting his vote behind Geekadelphia. Haveboard, too, shamelessly nominated his own local skateboard site, Haveboard.com.
• PhillySportsGirl
  Jon Gross‘s pick was PhillySportsGirl, which despite its simplistic WordPress theme, brings a much-needed Women’s voice to local sports.

Thanks to everyone that submitted!
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