Aardman
I am not sure how old the Aardman web site is (probably a few years) but this is an example of the creativity that most companies are afraid to exhibit. Great job.
I am not sure how old the Aardman web site is (probably a few years) but this is an example of the creativity that most companies are afraid to exhibit. Great job.
In the arena of sites I’ve seen recently, this one is quite nice.
I thought the Ryder Cup web site (for the USA Team) was pretty cool. Definately a nice use of subtle colors (reminds me of Cork’d, frankly). It is also exciting to see a sponsor (Cadillac) that doesn’t demand their branding be all over the site.
I’m really impressed with the Flash work on this new web site for Starbucks called Starbucks Coffee At Home. When you move from page to page, the chalkboard has remnants of the previous screen.
EML looks similar to a design I did for a client a number of years ago (which was, unfortunately, never used). Check out EMLlabs. In other BrainFuel news, this post is our one thousandth! Yes, quite an achievement. Never before in the history of mankind has such a mass of useless information, cluttered writing style,…
Champion has an interesting web site and probably one of the most recognizable logos in the sports-wear line of companies.
The Mindflood web site is very cool. I’m less and less a fan of the whole “booklet” and page turn effect, however they’ve managed to pull off a nice variation on that theme. Whether it is more effective than a content focused site, that’s another question entirely.
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Thing I like about them is they obviously are allowed to let their creativity run wild. Would that I be allowed to do the same thing with my web clients… Sigh…