Mercedes-Benz of Long Beach
This is a cool site. UI people might say it is too much like the old Southwest Airlines site which had a digital rendition of a ticket counter with clickable hotspots. Colonial Honda must be the same place.
This is a cool site. UI people might say it is too much like the old Southwest Airlines site which had a digital rendition of a ticket counter with clickable hotspots. Colonial Honda must be the same place.
Does a good domain name make or break a site? Does a good domain lend credibility that might otherwise be lacking? Would Amazon.com be more successful with Books.com? Would Cooking.com be more successful if it were named Williams-Sonoma? Will Business.com ever recoup the cost they paid for their name?
Private Company Plans $100 Million Tour Around the Moon the headline reads. Here are the juicy bits from the article. The space-faring tourists will travel with a Russian pilot. They will steer clear of the greater technical challenge of landing on the Moon, instead circling it and returning to Earth. Mr. Anderson of Space Adventures…
Just wanted to link to a few cool sites. Most of them are design related: Bartelme Design (German), Adam Polselli, and Justwatchthesky (a new design, much better than the older site). Has anyone created or seen a clever navigation system? I’m tired of the usual methods of navbar creation.
Patterns to use on your web sites Some awesome patterns for use on the web.
Some nice icons.
Si Group web site has some clever (and unique) UI attributes. For example, on the Client List page you use a stylus to navigate around and the Solutions page has a bunch of nifty colorful icons. Via Ordinary-Life.