Maxfli
The Maxfli web site is quick and to the point even though there’s a lot going on with the Flash. Nice use of dark colors. It contrasts with the white golf balls in a neat way.
The Maxfli web site is quick and to the point even though there’s a lot going on with the Flash. Nice use of dark colors. It contrasts with the white golf balls in a neat way.
I found the Noodle Golf site rather interesting. It’s quite well done. Two of the best things were the funky layout and the preloading animation. Probably one of the oddest integrations of a site I have seen in a while and it works so well.
I really like this simple slider used on the XTMLized homepage. You can drag and drop the page icon to see how much it would cost to code multiple pages. Here’s a list of companies that do the same thing as XHTMLized.
Ocean Spray has a cool looking web site. It’s the only tiem I’ve seen a swooshing navigation bar that actually looked good. I can’t really say the subpages are very exciting. My favorite touch is how the logo on the homepage has water all over it. It’s a nice technique often used to imply freshness…
Tom sent me this link to the Distorted Dog site, a viral marketing site apparently marketing the Olympus line of cameras. The video clips are quite random.
I especially liked the broad use of colors and imagery to communicate with this site for Imaginary Forces. This is one of those “funky” sites with lots of shapes and odd things going on, but the difference is that I don’t feel like the message is lost. I can still read the copy when I…
CNET recently designed a new site for their corporate site (which mostly exists for the advertising information). I liked the design enough to post it here. It’s simple and clear.