Saab
I really like the Saab site! When you go to the homepage and roll over the left navbar items the huge picture of the car changes. Really nicely done. There’s a conversation at SvN about their new tagline (Born from Jets).
I really like the Saab site! When you go to the homepage and roll over the left navbar items the huge picture of the car changes. Really nicely done. There’s a conversation at SvN about their new tagline (Born from Jets).
I’m an avid reader of Hacker News (a site for startups) and today one of the topics of discussion was about A Story Before Bed. First of all, the design of the site is absolutely beautiful. It’s similar to Mac application Deliicious Library which also has the “bookshelf” theme. I could envision this sort of…
I’m sure you’ve seen TripIt.com before, it’s a web site that helps you coordinate your trips. You can forward emails you receive from hotels and airlines and it formats them for you. Anyways, I liked their home page and thought it looked great. I’m definitely noticing a tendency for sites to have a large headline…
What do you think of the Skype web site? I personally really like it. It’s fun, bright colors, good navigation system (which is easy to read, easy to use), and overall they’re not afraid to do something different. You could call it personality. What do you think?
the Ugmonk Shop is bucking the trend and showing their t-shirts with wrinkles. They also have some really cool shirt designs.
I wrote about the Clip-n-Seal site earlier this morning, and thought I’d post a neat screen from their shopping cart page. I like it a lot, and they have super simple and high quality photos.
So Samsung has a new web site (at least, since I last visited). I really like it. The subtle use of Flash to help with communicating and navigation, the really sharp and crisp photos with bright colors. Very well done.