Online file explorer

Just a quick design for a online file explorer. Very similar to Windows Explorer interaction, but a different web-2.0ish look and feel. The feature-set for this explorer user interface is still under discussion.

Below is the first cut idea... click to view in a sepearte window.



- Rajesh Sundaram

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