I love the navigation system on this site, it’s big and wide and easy to use. What’s also great about this site is how the color scheme is so simple yet also so powerful. Something I’d like to see on a symphony site that I didn’t find here is a way to see and buy CDs of music performed by the cast members. Why isn’t this obvious???
A few links from this past week: No Plan, No Capital, No Model…No Problem — I haven’t watched the video quite yet, but it looks great. Corn field motoring — A great photo. Politico.com — A top notch politics web site. Check out the candidate profile section. amCharts — Free customizable flash charts Common Pitfalls…
So I just read this interesting post over at Scobleizer (a Microsoft blogger). The thing I notice about all of these “ugly” sites is they tend to use Times New Roman for the font. Maybe that alone communicates the sort of trust and simple personality people want. One person on the Scobleizer site commented that…
I drove down to Tucson on Sunday, and took a super cheesy video. Here it is. If you want to learn more about Picacho Peak, the sight of the only Civil War Battle to take place in Arizona, visit the Wikipedia article on the topic. I’m planning to do more “sight seeing” tours like this…
Ever designed something using one color and wondered what other colors would compliment it? Tada: The Solution.
Cingular Wireless Nice new design over at Cingular.com and apparently it’s XHTML. Nice use of a non-standard color scheme.
Tapestria An interesting design and site.