Tracing the most famous trips in history

I found the Blurb web site yesterday by accident and really love it! It’s so distinctive yet strangely reminds me of a design I tried to do a few years ago. Anyhow, just wanted to pass it along. It’s one of the cooler sites I have seen in a while.

Here’s a great law-firm web site for Snell & Wilmer I love the bright contrast in the photos used throughout the web site, excellent use of type, and some easy navigation.

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.

I thought this site was interesting: Lightroom. It’s different from all of the web sites I have seen lately. Mostly in that it feels like the site is breaking all of the common themes we see nowadays. It’s well done and they have some nice stuff in the portfolio section.

EML looks similar to a design I did for a client a number of years ago (which was, unfortunately, never used). Check out EMLlabs. In other BrainFuel news, this post is our one thousandth! Yes, quite an achievement. Never before in the history of mankind has such a mass of useless information, cluttered writing style,…

I’ve been watching the online project management world like a hawk and think that Goplan is an interesting introduction to the space. Is it the next Basecamp? What do you think?