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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.
This site, Glenn McClure, (also sent in by BrainFuel reader Joshua Odle) reminds me a lot of Second Story. Credit: thisisgrow.com Update: The link has been fixed.
I thought this layout for MPAC was very nice. The design is really clean and easy to get around despite the fact that there is a lot of content. Note the interesting use of a Google Map to communicate locations of art and culture venues around Phoenix.
I liked the look of Mark Boulton’s web site. It’s similar to the Tornado site in terms of the colors but that’s about it. Very simple design.
The name of this site – Better Living Through Design – just reeks of expensive products but what I really liked was the cool navigation system. Try clicking around and you’ll see what I mean. The header isn’t just pretty pictures. It’s the navigation. Via BBrown
Some Yahoo! users are seeing a redesigned homepage. What do you think? It’s definately a step in the right direction from an organizational perspective and I like the fact that Yahoo! is willing to throw conventional design out the window to try something new. I’m not sure whether I like having the search bar all…
I just discovered Common Craft. It’s a great educational resource for all sorts of things (Chris posted a video by them a while back: here). They produce short videos that explain things to people like Twitter, or how to use LinkedIn, all in ultra-basic paper style. So now, the next time you have to explain…
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It’s nice, but it doesn’t have the polish that I’ve become accustomed to seeing.
What’s missing?