Digg for Washington
About a week ago I was telling the rest of the team at Tornado that there should be a Digg for all of the bills and decisions being considered in Washington. Nobody really thought it was a good idea. I guess it was.
About a week ago I was telling the rest of the team at Tornado that there should be a Digg for all of the bills and decisions being considered in Washington. Nobody really thought it was a good idea. I guess it was.
ChangeThis.com is a cross between a blog and a normal web site. I like the design and layout of the web site. So there.
Recently, I came across a mini site for one of Porsche’s newer cars, the Cayman S. It’s definitely worth a look, so check it out if you’ve got the time. Good use of flash, very interactive and very immersive. It doesn’t hurt that the car they’re advertising is incredibly stunning, either. The nice thing about…
THis is quite clever: MOO will print 100 business cards for only $19.95 and each business card can have a different photo on the back (pulled from your Flickr account). Neat idea, excellent web site.
Something about the Cingular Wireless web site really strikes my fancy. Since the AT&T Wireless merger the other day they’re now my cell phone provider. I suppose what I like is the bright colors which could be called a brave move by some. It provides a bit of refreshing contrast to all of the web…
I was checking out the Engadget blog and liked some of the ways they have the site designed. I’ve included a few screen captures below, of the areas I liked the most. Interesting way of showing which posts are the most popular. When you click “Submit Tip” this panel pops up with the giant headline…
I like what I see with ShopStyle. They’ve got the ability to shop and they provide never ending scrolling pages. That’s a smart idea. It basically enables them to show a huge amount of product compared to a site with traditional “pages.”
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My friend has a similar site, SparkMeter. Clicky!
Users submit news headlines/links from any source and then other users rate them right or left leaning. Helps you filter out your daily dose of politicking, as well as find new sources you don’t know about and get an idea which way (if any) they go.