I was browsing around and ran across a company called Code4Design which has a nice looking set of web apps for sale. They have a CMS product and a Email Newsletter System. Questions: has anybody used these products and your opinions plus if you want to recommend a solution of your own please feel free to do so in the comments.
Emerils This is a cooking web site. It’s actually a variety of restaurants owned by a certain company named Emerils. Either way you slice the pie, it’s an interesting interface.
In life there are two types of people: People who pass the food without having to be asked People who don’t notice the food hasn’t been around the table
There’s a new Blogger.com and the design is pretty cool. They’ve kept the same colors and style that Pyra invented years ago and they made the sign-up process simpler, which will no doubt help to attrack newbie bloggers.
Recently, I’ve been dabbling in the arts of form-based mail (i.e., on your website, someone fills out a form with their email address, subject, and message content, and an email is sent to you). I’ve managed to blunder my way through, and come up with something that works, but there’s a problem: the w3 validator…
Stumbled across at least a dozen of them here, with screenshots. Now there’s some inspiration! Found via the designer of the new Firefox browser icon, who also has a very nice looking blog.
Web500 This is a great example of using a text navigation and a fully corporate style site.
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