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June 4, 2008 | 7 likes | 0 comments
Discover the future of tennis through Lacoste's futuristic celebration of its 75th anniversary. This is flawlessly done and should saturate most of you Flash junkies out there. I really like the designs reminiscent of Chris Cunningham's work or the movie I, Robot. There are some great wallpapers to be had, too.
May 28, 2008 | 5 likes | 0 comments
Despite being an extremely heavy load for a site of its kind, and being a webshop made in Flash, I'm loving certain aspects of this site. First of all, it's unusual navigation just works. I immediately understood how to find a garment and take a closer look at it. The close-ups work great, with the alpha transparency and all. Too bad it's such a heavy load and that it isn't done with jQuery. Flash feels much slower and less responsive. Despite my Flash-bashing, however, this is a great and outstanding webshop. Site by Syrup. Via Computerlove™.
May 18, 2008 | 5 likes | 0 comments
The FWA Theater is powered by the FiV Platform from Fantasy Interactive. Even though being an all-encompassing Flash site, this site feel truly light-weight and snappy. The drag-and-drop interface adds to this great user experience. What's more, it looks amazing, too. Clean, simple and still enough details to inspire. A very nice portal for high quality videos.
May 16, 2008 | 4 likes | 0 comments
Our compadres over at Tank Design just launched their spiffy new Flashfolio. Slick transitions, clean surfaces and lots of whitespace add to the Scandinavian/Norwegian identity of the bureau. Their work deservers a closer look, of course. The only thing I'm not feeling about this one is the rather large download. But that shouldn't be a problem to most of their visitors.
May 7, 2008 | 11 likes | 0 comments
Fantasy Interactive recently went and did the only sane thing they could do - they started focusing on web standards instead of all-encompassing Flash-sites. In their own words: "Today in Fi, you will only find Flash in places it needs to be and fits". They will continue to make all-flash microsites. But other than that, I think their work is going to be a lot more relevant from now on ... and a lot more inspiring. What's more, they're now "The Interactive Firm".
May 6, 2008 | 10 likes | 0 comments
Here is a pure flashfolio gem. I truly love this one. The big bold type for navigation, the tasty colors, the work in the portfolio, the player interface. It all comes together and makes for a unique and blissful experience. It's simply stunning.
April 30, 2008 | 4 likes | 0 comments
Being the final rounds of the Champions League season, it's perfect timing for showing off Nike's latest football site. Of course there's a lot of Flash on this site. Of course there's a lot of video there, too. There's definitely a bunch of marketing bullshit and big words. But still, the site is a beauty, the videos are extremely well made and it's all fun to browse through. I like it a lot, even though it's not my regular cup of tea. Thanks to Sandro for telling me about this one. P.S. No, it's not called soccer. That's just wrong.
April 2, 2008 | 5 likes | 0 comments
Based in Santa Barbara, California, Sidekick Creative is a small agency who's been hard at work with their new flashfolio. Make sure to take a look through their work in the client list as well as the great sheep counting under 'Insomnia'.
March 28, 2008 | 18 likes | 0 comments
Bleed's brand new portfolio site design for Norwegian architect superstars Snøhetta features a lot of flash, good use of urls, inspired navigation, beautiful details and project photos as well as a Where's Waldo-style photo of me and my family. A very well designed site that is done in Flash for all the right reasons. Thanks to Sandro for telling me about this one on Twitter.
March 27, 2008 | 5 likes | 0 comments
Gene Smirnov is a Philadelphia based photographer who specializes in environmental portraiture, advertising campaigns and promotional music work. His brand new flashfolio invites the user to look through all his photos in a pretty package and a neat navigation. Nothing that couldn't have been done with javascript instead of Flash, but still a nice portfolio site. Via Computerlove.
