Auto complete
The “auto complete” found on Apple’s web site is really polished. They have thumbnail photos, and even show music artwork from the iTunes Music Store.
The “auto complete” found on Apple’s web site is really polished. They have thumbnail photos, and even show music artwork from the iTunes Music Store.
The company that brings us the orange handled scissors is called Fiskars and while simple, their web site is quite nice. I’m surprised at how many brands they have. Would they be better known if they consolodated all of those company names into one? Gosh. You can see the lineup on their corporate site. Click…
Zip disks. That’s the word association. Iomega still sells them and are the winners of the “best web site with a curve” award for February 2006.
Delight.com is a really nice spinoff of the idea that Woot started. That is, one product every day. They win in that they have a site that (based on todays product) is geared towards women. I’d suspect that there are a bunch of niche industries that could launch a site like this and be very…
I can’t imagine the amount of JavaScript that would be required to make this work.
Very classy web site. Stuff like this enables leasing agents to charge more dough in my opinion.
Signal vs Noise did a profile on Cooks Illustrated this morning and I love the look of the web site so decided to feature it here. Lovely web site and great content (a lot of it you have to pay to access).