The Hawaii Convention & Visitors Bureau has produced an amazing travel guide for Hawaii called GoHawaii.com. I’m considering a trip there this fall, and this site has been very helpful for learning about the state. Where to go, and what to see. Kudos to them for the nice site.
I found The Village at Woods Edge the other day. Very nice site for a market segment that often has old computers and isn’t web savvy. Via CSS Mania
I was reading a discussion about copywriting on the web and came across the Clip-n-Seal web site. It’s a winner because it’s so simple and concise I feel like they’re not wasting my time. I can immediately focus on the content and figuring out what exactly the product is and does.
From a purely technical and Flash design perspective this site for Freedom of the Seas seriously rocks the house. You can’t get much better than this. However, on that note, a site like this doesn’t really do much for me. It is too scripted. I’d rather browse a photo gallery and get the non glossy…
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…
These mix tape sites are popping up all over. There’s Mixwit, Muxtape, and I’m sure a dozen others. I liked the subtle design of Mixwit though. Clever.
There’s a new version of the 2Advanced web site. It’s insane.
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That is a good find. I am just now looking to travel to Hawaii.
Thanks for sharing.
That really is a great site. My wife and I honeymooned on Kauai and it was fantastic! Definitely the place to go in Hawaii.