Brightcove
One of our clients is in the progress of adding video to their web site and is looking at Brightcove as a distribution method. Quite an interesting site and nice design.
One of our clients is in the progress of adding video to their web site and is looking at Brightcove as a distribution method. Quite an interesting site and nice design.
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.
Montrail sells a variety of sports equipment for everything from whitewater rafting, ice climbing, skiing, and a bunch of other outdoor activities. I like how the site throws you into a photo sensation. It really makes me think they get “sports.”
Here’s another design company — Space Ship — except they have a site that looks like a brochure but is all Flash. I just think it is interesting to play with. I can’t remember how I ran across this one.
Red Lobster really has outdone itself with their web site. It’s really quite nice and has a very nice holiday feel. I wonder if they’ll keep the same style and just insert graphics for summertime or if they’ll totally revamp it. I also thought the subpages were quite nice. Somebody really put some thought into…
Zip disks. That’s the word association. Iomega still sells them and are the winners of the “best web site with a curve” award for February 2006.
I ran across Blenz this morning. I really like what they’re doing from a design standpoint. Their site has a clean, crisp and easy navigation, plenty of eye candy, and the Canada promotion is a swell idea.