Dribbble's basketball site has a beautiful simplicity

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United Pixelworkers and Dribbble's basketball competition for web workers is worth a look, even if you don't follow the game.

United Pixelworkers and Dribbble have teamed up to create The Brackets, the first annual NCAA Tournament bracket mega-pool open to anyone in the web and design community (non-US visitors click here for an explanation of what that all means). The site has a beautiful simplicity to it, making it worth a visit even if you're not interested in basketball.

"We used Simple Bracket from Studio Neat to make it easy to administrate, and we recruited Shopify and Squarespace to amp up the prizes," explains United Pixelworkers developer, Nathan Peretic. "It's been a lot of fun. We plan on making it bigger and better every year," he adds.

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