Archive for August, 2011
Archives for August, 2011
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jux.com
Submitted by: Harrison Weber Jux is the best showcase for your content. It's great for blogging, portfolios, events, travel and whatever you're thinking right now. Full-screen and immersive, with no columns or blogrolls. Your pictures and words fill the page edge-to-edge: memorable, beautiful, distraction-free. This is very unique design from a sign ... More -
walkingwallofwords.com
Via @mariafrey Did I miss this or have you not seen it before either? jpeg atop animated gif. jpeg opacity:0 on hover exposing gif http://walkingwallofwords.com/ This site has some nice illustrations. Everything seems to work well together when you look at the color scheme, textures, and type. There's a slight vertical parallax ... More -
hellokarb.com
Submitted by Kark Digital Works I think it's nicely illustrated, the structure speaks for itself. Karb delivers digital products, they call it Digital Fireworks. From the bottom to the top you follow the way of the fireworks which explodes into this tagcloud of keywords for the company. This site works so well ... More -
jollyduckbunting.co.uk
Submitted by: Helen Olney @MouseWillPlay Role: Designer & Developer A beautifully illustrated site using CSS3 keyframes and transitions to provide subtle animation. This is a pretty interesting site design. Powered by illustrations, most of the interactive elements are made up of pieces of the illustration. The animated duck on the swing gives the ... More -
foodsense.is
There’s something super lovely about this site. It’s clean, it’s extremely easy to read through, and the imagery is stunning. I love the hand drawn icons and that they’re carried into the page headers too. There’s really nothing less than great that I can find about this site. Classic ... More -
Jenn Downs: Mailchimp Usability Test
This week's podcast (which is episode 67) features Jenn Downs (@BeParticular) from Mailchimp who came by the UnmatchedStyle office last month to do a remote usability study with Julia (@blueys). We held her hostage asked her if she would do an interview with us for a short featurette on usability ... More -
iafactory.fr
Submitted by: Julien Muckensturm @iafactory Role: Designer & Developer IAFACTORY is an original information architecture design studio. IA Factory is a design firm that puts a lot of emphasis on wireframes and information architecture, and they've used that concept of the underlying structure as a starting point for the design of their website ... More -
workdiary.de
This portfolio site is simple in design, but strong in execution. I love the immediate presentation of the work samples. The whole layout and contrast work really well together. I also like the bits of jQuery touches throughout. Opening a work sample almost feels like it’s unfolding and the auto ... More -
makingconnectionseveryday.com
So I'm definitely not the target for this site, and I can safely say that probably 100% of people reading this aren't either. The whole point of this is for Coca-cola to tell McDonald's and their franchise owners that 'Hey, we're awesome! We love you guys! Please don't leave us ... More -
summitbrewing.com
What I like most about this site are the interactions. The oversized dropdown navigation elements are pretty well done. I actually like the slight transparency used on them. I also love the way the beer examples are interacted with in the bottom of the home page. Seeing the bottle grow ... More
