ShopStyle
I like what I see with ShopStyle. They’ve got the ability to shop and they provide never ending scrolling pages. That’s a smart idea. It basically enables them to show a huge amount of product compared to a site with traditional “pages.”
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Coleman Spas
We’ve been doing a lot of work with a local branding agency in town and one of the sites they built was Coleman Spas (a couple of years ago). I really thought the design was quite excellent and so I’m posting it here. The Coleman site doesn’t have the same appeal (although it’s not terrible).
Downtown Norfolk
BrainFuel reader Joshua Odle sent in a few links this morning and I wanted to pass them along. One of them is Downtown Norfolk, a web site by the folks at Grow.
Endeavor
A friend of mine just started working with Endeavor, a huge talent agency. I thought there web site was just really easy to use. Great job — www.endeavor.org
Fitbit
I like the Fitbit web site. The home page does a nice job explaining what the product does, and gives examples of the data you’ll be able to access when you use the product.
Cornell Medical College
My friend Josh pointed out the web site for Cornell Medical College today and I wanted to share it. The way they use graphics really fills the page. http://www.cornellneurosurgery.org
Grill it up, looking at BBQs
Ahh, the warm days of spring and summer are here and what else to do but cook up some steaks, maybe a little bit of chicken or some hotdogs. Mmmm-mmmm! So naturally, you gotta get a barbeque, or at least check out the latest barbeques. Check out Char-Broil’s web site. I like how they feature…