Brazilian Tourism Portal

Ocean Spray has a cool looking web site. It’s the only tiem I’ve seen a swooshing navigation bar that actually looked good. I can’t really say the subpages are very exciting. My favorite touch is how the logo on the homepage has water all over it. It’s a nice technique often used to imply freshness…

Ran across this new site today — Couchville.com, it gives you up to date tv listings in your area, and the web interface is much like Google Maps (click and drag). It’s worth a visit, as the interface will no doubt give you ideas for your own projects.

I like the look of this site… Shelfari.com, a virtual bookshelf of sorts.

Check out Clover, an interesting web site for an amazingly cool coffee company.

The navigation and simplicity of this site for Turnstone Furniture is just so easy and useful. I’m just jazzed by the ease of which I can find things. A winner.

Sites like Union Coffee Roasters appear to have fallen by the wayside for some reason. I think the trend is away from mostly graphical sites. My eye is drawn to the really strong use of a grid in this layout.