27 (Fairly) Fresh but Excessively Stylish Websites (Flash & HTML)
It’s time for some inspiration…
Site of The Month goes to Markez Models
Dragging Flash from Carbon Studio
Possibly Pointless (but Fun) Colour Overload from Zune World
Fun Flash from Sir Patroclo
AJAX Overload from the new NASA Site
Hard to believe Team Viget is NOT Flash
Paper Grunge from Revolution Church
Gradients Mastered by On Wired
Advanced Simplicity from Volll
The Edge of AJAX from it’s Father (Thomas Fuchs)
Amazingly Smooth Introductions from Sheridan & Co
Good Old Fashion Fun with Joe’s Crab Shack
Explorative Flash Fun from Coca Cola
Good pre-loader and exploration with hidden navigation from Cow Shed
Original Advertising Concept from iStudio
Political 2.0 with Obama
Something Modern from Malaysia with Bed
Truly Interactive Flash from XRS
Video Masking from City Center
Mini 2.0 from Devolution
Japanese Reactions from Wildcard
Soft Style from Toggle Design
The Cutest Blog Ever from Meomi
Dark Minimalism from Switch
Japanese Minimalism from Yoshinoya
3D Flash from Group Nitro
Fun Flash from Orangina
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May 4th, 2008 at 1:22 am
Hmmm… bro you are hung up on “wet floor” effects, huh )) Well, in your case it’s actually quite distracting. I’d prefer to see picture once in normal orientation and original quality… everything else comes from the devil.
May 5th, 2008 at 12:43 am
Thanks for your feedback!
The “wet-floor” effect on this blog is a plug-in we were experimenting with (one of the first plug-ins we installed about 13 months ago) and are also slowly starting to use less… :p
As for the “Sites We Like” from above, I believe that only one of those sites utilizes the “wet-floor” effect…
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