As far as product display goes, this is the best I have ever seen. Certainly a site to learn from. Take a look at the easy way you can browse products. If you click to view, say, “Jeans” it displays twelve jeans for you to see. From there you can click to see product details. On the individual product page notice how it suggests similar products. It also has all of the information you could need including other color choices.
This studio based in Seattle has a site that’s almost like a desktop OS, in that the different areas of the site are in their own draggable windows, over a hi-res photographic background that you can change. You can even drag the windows into a Dock-like thing at the bottom of the screen, where they…
Ok, so I just wanted to take this moment to tell you that I have some good content coming down the pipe on Monday and it’s worth a read. So just because there are a bunch of posts please take a moment to read them! Thanks! Some neat sites I’ve found in the last week:…
An interesting case of poor brand management. The team at Microsoft have left a very poor trail of guidance about the proper logo to use for Microsoft Azure. For example, most folks use this blue triangle logo. However, that’s not the proper logo, and really never was. For example, they did release that triangle shape,…
Yellow Duck Design A clear site without the clutter you get with most sites. There’s an interview over at DesignInteract.
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