Neat comment form
Check out the way Scientific American magazine handles their comment form field on posts. Very clear and unique.
Check out the way Scientific American magazine handles their comment form field on posts. Very clear and unique.
Yesterday, on a whim, I checked out Hershey’s website (you know, the people who make chocolate). Pretty good design. Yes, I know I’m hyper-critical about everything, but I must say: I didn’t find anything super-technical on their site—No CSS—in fact, most of what composed the site was mainly images. On the plus side, however, I…
I’m experimenting with Measure Map on my coffee blog and it’s quite exciting. I’ve been trying to find good examples of charts and graphs online and Measure Map does it good. They are even in Flash. Awesome.
I think this site for Black Pearl Racing is really cool. When you mouseover the navigation items there are some cool effects, too.
I believe I’ve shown you the Tennessee Vacation site before, but the other day Bryan sent me a link to the Summer site, and it caused me to ponder the existence of a Spring and Fall site. We’ve been working on our own little web site about Tennessee Travel and Places to See, and I…
EyeSpot is doing some neat things with Ajax. I’m especially happy with the Ajax functionality surrounding permissions.
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.