Miles Electric Vehicles
The Miles Electric Vehicle web site has a different feel than most EV sites. The all Flash format works well for them, some of the pages are well constructed such as the vehicle specifications.
The Miles Electric Vehicle web site has a different feel than most EV sites. The all Flash format works well for them, some of the pages are well constructed such as the vehicle specifications.
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.
Time.com has launched a brand new re-design, and I really like what I’m seeing. They’ve created a clear layout that is surprisingly easy to navigate. The most surprising thing of all is that the top header area (all red) doesn’t contain a single advertisement. Instead, the ads are in the content areas. That’s really nice….
BrainFuel reader Joshua Odle sent in a few links this morning and I wanted to pass them along. One of them is Downtown Norfolk, a web site by the folks at Grow.
The winning UI design this week is Action Envelopes. It was designed by this company.
I am not sure when this site for Union Bank of California was designed however it has some nice aspects I wanted to point out. Nice grid design with plenty of focus on logo and slogan. On the homepage, the four business groups are evenly represented and the section headers are links. Cool idea.
I think the navigation on the All City Coffee site is a little bit different: it’s just icons at the bottom of the page. The clean logo and fanciful wood background suggest I’ll see wood floors at the coffee shop. Good stuff.
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I love these guys, they have electric vehicles that are actually available for sale, great website.