Today I ran across the Dania Furniture web site and thought it was elegant and stylish. I like how they’ve organized products into rooms. I can click on “office” to find furniture specifically for my office. I tend to think this works good because I assume most people buy just one or two pieces of furniture at a time, rather than dozens of pieces to fill a home.
On Friday down at the office we were talking about travel for some reason. One person mentioned a previous trip to Jamaica. On a whim I decided to see what the travel web sites had to say about Jamaica.
I found one of the best web sites I have seen in recent years. Seriously. The Jamaica Tourist Board has it’s head on straight. Kudos to the designer.
Question: what are some of the best travel web sites you’ve seen? What makes a great travel web site?
Firstly, a cool desktop backgrounds web site with some excellent photos.
Second, does anyone have experience with WA eCart 2.0? I noticed they also have a Dynamic Flash Charts module and some other cool stuff. (Ben found this site)
Can anyone recommend small hometown bakery web sites (e.g. cookie bakeries) that you’ve seen with good design? Thanks.
Reader Mark Fusco sent over a neat site for our viewing pleasure. Check out Powszechny Dom Kredytowy (Poland).
He says “this has got to be one of the more amazing flash sites I’ve seen in a while. Great transitions, design, graphics, music and copywriting – it’s working on all levels.”
We agreed. Thanks Mark!
Looks like some genius has licensed the Pets.com sock puppet. I just saw him in a TV ad for BarNone, an insurance company.
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