Tsevis Visual Design, a creative agency in Greece, has worked for some big name clients and it’s easy to see why. I love how their art blends the real and the abstract in a totally interesting and creative way. Boost your creative juices and check out their amazing website portfolio.
I like the Fitbit web site. The home page does a nice job explaining what the product does, and gives examples of the data you’ll be able to access when you use the product.
I like the simple color scheme on the Cole Haan web site. It’s a winner. This site is following a good principal – that is, whenever a product is shown, it should link to the actual product page. You’ll find through out the web site that product images, even if used as decorative or as…
Reader Mark Fusco sent over a neat site for our viewing pleasure. Check out Powszechny Dom Kredytowy (Poland). He says “this has got to be one of the more amazing flash sites I’ve seen in a while. Great transitions, design, graphics, music and copywriting – it’s working on all levels.” We agreed. Thanks Mark!
The Mophie web site, is in my mind, nearly perfect. It reflects a hip company with strong design standards.
We stumbled upon The Superest yesterday, and haven’t stopped yet! It’s a fun site with (nearly) daily editions of a new super hero. Start from the beginning, and watch as the next days super hero vanquishes the previous days super hero.
While checking out the WordPress VIP offerings I visited one of their portfolio sites, Macleans.ca. While there I really became attracted to the clean visual design. It’s clean and simple but has plenty of unique attributes – like the zigzag lines separating content blocks, and the big bold headlines.
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That’s rad. I’ve always dug the rings look (e.g. rickrollthemets.com) and have thought about programmatically creating the effect. This gives me some ideas…
amazing
very insipirational