Mr. Beer
The Mr. Beer web site is pretty cool. I like the confident use of red in all of the pages, and how they’ve provided tons of content.
The Mr. Beer web site is pretty cool. I like the confident use of red in all of the pages, and how they’ve provided tons of content.
I really like the navbar on the TaylorMade site. It’s built in Flash so when you roll over it the subnavigation elements roll out. Try it out.
Every once in a while something comes along that makes you say to yourself “Why didn’t I think of this idea.” Don’tClickIt is one of those sites that makes you also wonder about how we got so obsessed with the idea of pages and clicking in the first place.
Ran across this new site today — Couchville.com, it gives you up to date tv listings in your area, and the web interface is much like Google Maps (click and drag). It’s worth a visit, as the interface will no doubt give you ideas for your own projects.
The authors of Solution Watch bring us unFortunate, an online fortune cookie fortune generator. Don’t miss the hall-of-fame, where the best fortune cookie fortunes (I love saying that) are listed.
I really like the clean layout of ScienceBlogs. Nice work.
A client pointed us to the Ligne Roset web site this afternoon, and we really liked it. Very clean, and to make the pages appear wider, they set it up so that the background stretches and is attached to the right corner of the browser window.
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I was thinking about asking for a home brew kit for christmas.