Dryerballs
Saw this at a store the other day and thought it was pretty cool (not the product, the packaging). If they would have just followed through on their web site, it could have been so much cooler.
Similar Posts
Rui Camilo Photography Some
Rui Camilo Photography Some nice photography and an easy to use interface.
DDSN Another one from
DDSN Another one from our friends at Coolhomepages.com. Check out the portfolio and note they’re cool project management web based system. They’ve done a great job of simplifying the navigation system on their site and it is made even better by having plenty of “white space.” They’re based in Australia.
Vibe Streamer
I came across this wonderful Web application on Digg. It’s browser-based and allows you to stream your music no matter where you are. The idea is that you set up your home computer as a music server, for instance and then you have full access to your tunes all of the time. I haven’t tried…
SendStation
I like the simplicity of this site for SendStation… check out how simple the order process is as well, pretty neat.
Remember, no man is a failure who has friends
“Remember, no man is a failure who has friends.” — Clarence in It’s a Wonderful Life
We’re back folks! We
We’re back folks! We just transfered the site to a new web host and had some other issues along the way, stay tuned for more great sites!
6 Comments
Leave a Reply
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
The website is such a disappointment…the brand has such potential, from the look of the packaging. The site looks flat and dull in comparison – it wouldn’t have been too hard to bring in some of that retro, printed and slightly distressed look.
Still, I have those dryer balls and they’re a cool product!
Hey fellas, may I ask what’s so bad about the website? I took a look at it and thought that the clean white space made it easy on the eyes and simple. Then again, I’m not a web designer, so what do I know. 😉
It’s a web site. It’s not a brand. Compare: http://www.sweetsbrand.com
In this day and age brand recognition depends so heavily on repetition and coordination. That website is a huge missed opportunity to leverage brand recognition.
I have some of these, except they came in As Seen On TV packaging, and didn’t really work. But my dogs love them!
I bought these, and sadly, after a few months of use, one of the balls cracked open. I still haven’t heard back from them about a possible exchange…