Olympics
The Olympic Movement web site (official) is pretty well done. What I think is neat is how I can browse past Olympic venues and see the logotype and artwork for each one.
The Olympic Movement web site (official) is pretty well done. What I think is neat is how I can browse past Olympic venues and see the logotype and artwork for each one.
Fantasy Interfaces is a company site in the same vein as the recently mentioned Frosch Studio. Only this one actually has some content, not just eye candy. Here’s another mini-site they did with some tasty bitmap animation.
The Standard Apartments Check out the slidshow for seeing these original Rockefeller apartments. Note how the navigation typeface, and the style of the site tells you it is a modern yet classically styled building (e.g., it isn’t this warehouse type concrete floor modern building, you still get the pleasure of real wood and fine furniture).
Peugeot Second Design Contest Site This is a great site for a contest. Check out the cool effect it gives you when you mouseover a navigation element! And then the cool water-colouresque backgrounds and real handwriting.
Ever designed something using one color and wondered what other colors would compliment it? Tada: The Solution.
Spot Media, Germany Imaginative use of flash as pure decoration around content. Multiple layers/transperency makes the effects unify with the page.
bitforms The interface is so very simple. Nice job.
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If you want to see a site about the Olympics that has been done on a budget of $0, then feel free to drop into mine
http://www.theolympics2004.com
Their supply of espresso accessories is slender, but there’s the Sedona Bike & Bean, which is a bike shop with espresso and delicious, locally-made biscotti:
6020 Highway 179
Sedona, AZ 86351
(928) 284-0210
I believe the best way to find coffeeshops in that area is to simply drive around.
Thanks Rebecca! I’m going to bring this to the homepage. I’ve actually been to Bike & Bean! It was years ago and I didn’t remember the name…