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September 29, 2010 | 36 likes | 0 comments
A beautiful single page design for an engagement consultancy service based in San Diego, CA. My one gripe with the site is that it's actually quite hard to see where they are located, as I'm sure it's very relevant to their potential clients.
September 24, 2010 | 177 likes | 0 comments
Mike Kus (@mikekus) is in my humble opinion the most exciting web designer to follow these days. He constantly produces incredible work that stands out from the crowded field of website design. This time he's created a sweet, hand drawn interface for @amazeelabs' online presence. Check it out and learn from a master.
September 23, 2010 | 36 likes | 0 comments
Very impressive work by the Get Satisfaction team. The Wheel of Satisfaction on the home page is especially awesome. I love how they made the site look very different from most Silicon Valley webapps. It's got tons of personality, and that's a good thing.
September 23, 2010 | 71 likes | 0 comments
The tagline is 'A Couple That Loves to Create', and it really shows. Spectacular work by a husband and wife team working side by side. It's very rare for a portfolio to be this convincing.
September 16, 2010 | 43 likes | 0 comments
If you are doing iPhone UI design, Review is the quickest way to judge your mockups on an actual device. I really like the look of the app's website. What's more, it really has a great way of showing off how the app works as well. Lovely stuff.
September 16, 2010 | 60 likes | 0 comments
Vivi Kola, The Swiss Original Since 1938 has a sugary sweet CSS + jQuery interface. There's lots of scrolling involved here, but the unusual look, feel and layout makes for an enjoyable experience. A job well done by Hinderling Volkart.
September 16, 2010 | 38 likes | 0 comments
I think I'll just quote Jason Kottke here: "Want to see the state of the art in web design using web fonts and Typekit? Check out Lost World's Fairs. It's all good, but Frank Chimero really knocked it out of the park with the 1962 Atlantis World's Fair. With HTML5 and web fonts, experimentation with web design seems open and fun again; reminds me of the 90s a bit." Via Kottke.
September 7, 2010 | 69 likes | 0 comments
WebExpo Prague is a Central European gathering of web enthusiasts taking place in Prague (obviously) in a couple of weeks. My favorite parts about this site: The big, bold navigation, the various overlays on the homepage photos and the clear focus on the contents. A job well done by Lukas Plihal, Jakub Bartásek and Vojtěch Bulant.
September 5, 2010 | 52 likes | 0 comments
This Brit has been one of the most influential web designers over the past couple of years as far as pushing for more visually powerful and unusual layouts go. Some of his previous works are truly masterpieces in their own right. When most of the really exciting interface designs lately have been apps, Mike has kept on designing more traditional websites, but at the same time making these really exciting and dazzling at the same time. You should follow Mike on Twitter.
September 5, 2010 | 69 likes | 0 comments
I'm sure all of you saw this one last week. After all, it's not very often that a browser manufacturer like Google teams up with a hot band like Arcade Fire and a star director like Chris Milk to create something as beautiful as this. This is truly cutting edge.
