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This looks neat. I’d buy these for Christmas gifts if they were for sale. Notice how if you make anything out of real wood it becomes a toy for any age? (Via)
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Also, don’t miss the wood phone.
This looks neat. I’d buy these for Christmas gifts if they were for sale. Notice how if you make anything out of real wood it becomes a toy for any age? (Via)
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Also, don’t miss the wood phone.
Smith Optics uses some funky type treatments, a brave typeface for the navigation, and lots of bright colors. Cool!
Wierd television ads are nothing but attention grabbers. I suppose Land Rover’s thinking nobody notices ads anymore, because they’re running wierd ads. They’re probably true, too. I’ll be the first to admit that I can’t think of a single time I’ve gone out and purchased something because of influence from a spot I saw on…
The Gatorade web site is really cool. What do you think? Of interest is the fact that the slogans for Gatorade and eBay are a little bit close: Gatorade: Is It In You? eBay: You can get It on eBay Then there’s this.
Note the tiny navigation, stuck there on the bottom. It works well.
Sometimes when I view web applications I wonder if they’re too-polished. Take Chatsum for instance. The sign up form is exquisite and has a lot of neat stuff going on. They have very bright color choices as well. Do you feel like they’re trying way-too-hard? The site rocks in a big way, but is it…
A few weeks ago I posted the Target web site on BrainFuel. Now, I just ran across the Target Australia site and the first thing I noticed was the different logotype. Frankly, I like it better. The US site is better focused on ecommerce though if you want my opinion.