Benjamin Moore Canada
I liked the Benjamin Moore web site. It’s nice to see they incorporated lots of different colors into the layout.
I liked the Benjamin Moore web site. It’s nice to see they incorporated lots of different colors into the layout.
I ran across this Flash site recently for Drew Media. It’s not really my style, however worth sharing. It isn’t my style because I really can’t get into reading the content. I think people tend to be more into reading content than some companies believe. What does a site say?
One of my favorite coffee shops in Phoenix is Press Coffee. It’s about 12 minutes from my house (but I still don’t get there often enough). Earlier this year they asked Tornado to redesign their web site and gave us virtually complete design freedom. We chose to go with a dark background so that the…
Another link from Kent… Biola Undergrad. Dang that’s a really nice site layout for a college. I’m so impressed with the creativity. Obviously a very small committee supervised this design.
Check out the new Carrier web site. It’s a real gem although this style is starting to look too bland. Reminds me of the Nokia web site. I’m going to call this photography style the anesthesia photography style (or APS for short). What do I mean by that? The products are so perfect and so…
My friend Edward Sweet just launched his new company selling salt sweets. His last name is Sweet and so he named it Sweet’s Brand. It’s very fitting. Anyways, I wanted to share his site because I dig the logo and site. I’ve already placed my order.
KitchenAid looks like they’re trying really hard to make it easy to find products directly from the homepage. The creative solution to how to present links to every product known to man is worth a few extra points.
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very nice. by the way, I’m really excited to see you posting inspiring designs again
I don’t know about you, but I’m inspired to go get a mug of hot chocolate like that person witht the mittens on the site.
Andrew, if you paint my office you can have a cup of hot chocolate. Hey, I’ll give you two cups if you paint my office.
Yes, on-topic posts are good 😉
I think you should make a seperate blog/site just for the caption stuff.
Wow, I had no idea we even had a topic. What’s this site about again?
Another thing, maybe it’s indicative that the only people who posted on this post are actual BrainFuel posters. Maybe we’ve created a tiny isolated way for us to have discussions and contests. Maybe we should have a golf tournament or something.
We could do that. It’s called “A Forum.”
And what’s this I hear about painting Chris’s office? Are you saying that I should neglect my talent for web design, and turn to painting as a career option? 😉
And having a forum provides an advantage exactly how? It’s just one more place we’d have to check for new posts. Maybe I’m just wierd.
Eh. There’s forums… and then there are blogs. I like the blog layout best (this site) as of lately. It’s easiest to keep track of, and usually only interesting or important stuff gets posted on the main page.
On a side note: from my understanding, the title image of brainfuel indicates that the “topic” is “inspiration and design resources”. I think that’s what Ben was referring to earlier. I dunno. I don’t really care what is posted up here as long as it’s entertaining. 😀
Ohh, duh. I should’ve rememberd the image at the top of the page. How would you describe “inspiration”? Can I argue that a caption contest inspires inspiration?
Oh, and Friday’s caption contest is going to be the bomb!!!
yeah. I would say that a caption could fall under that “brain fuel” gray area. (haha. gray area. ok I’ll shut up now.)