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I think Green Mountain Coffee goes in the nice design and use of grid but lacking in flair category.
I think Green Mountain Coffee goes in the nice design and use of grid but lacking in flair category.
Wufoo just launched a neat little form gallery. http://wufoo.com/gallery/ I’m rather enchanted by the design. It’s smart and colorful. Plus, the site has some great templates for a huge variety of forms.
Sunkist has a nice site. They have the color scheme right, they have the photos right, and the overall style is just right. I think the faded photos with feathered edges are a little bit over the top. It works though. They have a cool chart and flavor wheel on the site as well. Good…
I stumbled upon the Charles & Marie web site today and thought it was a really interesting site design.
California Closets recently introduced a new site design (I had featured their old site last year). This new site introduces a number of new colors and photography. The old site stuck to earth tones and was primarily brown and white. This new one uses a lot of solid primary colors. I like it.
I really like how Kelly Blue Book designed their used car search interface. For one, they’ve designed several ways to find the type of car I want. I can sort, I can select a category, or a price range. Great design.
Long time BrainFuel reader Ward Andrews has launched his new 2006 t-shirt line and at the same time a new Mister Shape web site. We had a special “sneak peak” last week and only had good things to say and now that the site has launched it’s even better. As far as breaking the rules…
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It’s nice, but it doesn’t have the polish that I’ve become accustomed to seeing.
What’s missing?