The Eephus League Magazine

The Eephus League Magazine

Holy wow, Eephus League Magazine: eephusleague.com/magazine/(via this @dribbble drbl.in/ecEd)— Dan Cederholm (@simplebits) May 21, 2012 Re: the previous tweet, now that’s how you publish a magazine on the web. Embrace the vertical scroll (which is the...
video.disney.com

video.disney.com

Well hello there, newly responsive video.disney.com — you’re lookin’ *fine*. /via @simplebits— Responsive Design (@RWD) May 16, 2012 The Disney Video is pretty well done, nice large image slider and clean grid for other video views. It’s responsive which...
suitupordie.com

suitupordie.com

Wow. What a visual feast. The lush layouts are highly reminiscent of upscale magazine design. I find designs like this, ones that emphasize visual design over interaction, are often the most dynamic. Each page is unique and varied. Some pages are massive splash images...
gaillardfoundation.org

gaillardfoundation.org

This is a visually expansive site. The imagery is stunning throughout and I like the added interest the typography lends. There are some CSS transitions in use that might be pushed a little more, but their existence at all helps to add some elegance to the experience....
eynsfordmusicfestival.co.uk

eynsfordmusicfestival.co.uk

Largely a simple execution technically speaking but visually it’s super fun. I love the illustration style and the visual stories each little drawing tells to help further the overall story of location and experience. The type is also pretty much spot on with...
lycos.com

lycos.com

The new Lycos website is interesting. It’s primary use is the deliver the search field and also has a large grid of selections for different stuff you can do. Like news feeds and video feeds, etc… I like that it’s responsive a lot, honestly...