DIXIE CHICKS: DEATH FROM ABOVE
August 25, 2006
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Tags: 3d, animation, audio, experimental, flash, music
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Wefail's latest project is perhaps their most impressive piece to date. Making use of the familiar techniques we have grown attached to from their previous projects, this one excels beyond the others technically. On the surface it looks a wee bit ugly, but as soon as you dig a little deeper you immediately realize that this is extremely impressive and inspirational stuff. The map and the bird's eye view is priceless, and couldn't have been done with anything but Flash.
This is another excellent site by Wefail. It's like Google Maps on steroids! I think that the map navigation on the left hand side unnecessarily gets bigger and smaller when you roll over and off it, but apart from that I cant fault it.
#2
Eamonn Murphy
on August 25, 2006
that's the one of the best flash site that i ever seen.
#3
Daniel De Paola
on August 25, 2006
Wow, does no-one think that that's one of the most ridiculously unusable sites they have ever seen? Personally, I think that site is way below the standard I would expect from the links on Styleboost.
#4
Peter McKenna
on August 28, 2006
This site is not about usability. On the contrary, I think they're intentionally making the site behave strangely so you're intrigued to dig deeper.
#5
Johan Bakken
on August 28, 2006
I love this site. They keep always groping for the new possibility of web expression. It is sometimes tricky, but amazing.
#6
Takehiko Ono
on August 29, 2006
This site is not about usability.
You're right-- it's about art.
#7
Greg MacGregor
on September 2, 2006
This seems like a "just-because-I-can" site. There's really no practical side to it. From an art standpoint I get it...but quite honestly if I find it difficult to use a site I move on.
Function vs. Form...there needs to be a delicate balance when it comes to web design.
#8
Jacob Wadenpfuhl
on September 13, 2006
I disagree, I think the Dixie Chicks are in the line of entertainment and this site does just that, I was entertained from beginning to end and could not stop "digging around". A job well done to WEFAIL.
#9
Marco Russolillo
on September 20, 2006
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That first page is a tricky one :)