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.
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Target Australia
A few weeks ago I posted the Target web site on BrainFuel. Now, I just ran across the Target Australia site and the first thing I noticed was the different logotype. Frankly, I like it better. The US site is better focused on ecommerce though if you want my opinion.
Toraya Japanese Confections
Check out some of these amazing Japanese confections which look tasty.
Google Localized
Check out Local.Google.com which lets you “find local businesses and services on the web.”
Drink All City Coffee
I think the navigation on the All City Coffee site is a little bit different: it’s just icons at the bottom of the page. The clean logo and fanciful wood background suggest I’ll see wood floors at the coffee shop. Good stuff.
Vegas Grand Prix
The Vegas Grand Prix web site is an excellent example of restraint in design. Placing the emphasis on the important areas of the design, and allowing the content to shine through. This design also wins the award for best ever spinning logo.
Towne Center West
Very classy web site. Stuff like this enables leasing agents to charge more dough in my opinion.