Bang & Olufsen
Bang & Olufsen chose an interesting way to provide navigation on their site. I’d never recommend a client go this route. They’ve presented far to-many choices.
Bang & Olufsen chose an interesting way to provide navigation on their site. I’d never recommend a client go this route. They’ve presented far to-many choices.
Here are some neat sites we are reading lately. PSDTuts.com: Photoshop Tips, and Tricks! NetTuts.com: Web Tips and Coding Tutorials! Smashing Magazine: All kinds of design and web resources!
I was reading a discussion about copywriting on the web and came across the Clip-n-Seal web site. It’s a winner because it’s so simple and concise I feel like they’re not wasting my time. I can immediately focus on the content and figuring out what exactly the product is and does.
I wonder how much MetLife pays in licensing each year for the Snoopy character. It must be a serious amount of moolah. More than you can count on one hand I suppose. What do I like about their site besides the flying monkeys and chipmunks? Oh, um, I like the clear easy to read navigation….
I found Veotag last night and wanted to share it with you. It’s an interesting approach to timed video tags, and would be really good for long videos.
I can’t imagine the amount of JavaScript that would be required to make this work.
ProLink is a company based in Chandler, AZ. Surprisingly, they are one of the worlds leading providers of GPS equipment for golf carts. I liked the map page on their site. Neat way to do a world map.