mintmuseum.org

mintmuseum.org

The way they’ve used the logo in the mint museum website is pretty clever it’s off the side and sort of slanted and it’s not the central element but yet it’s very noticeable. The large hero image slideshow is pretty standard but they’ve...
panelfly.com

panelfly.com

Introducing the new Panelfly Website, this showcases the release of our new app! Submitted by: Clinton Halpin @clintonhalpin Role: Designer & Developer panelfly.com is a lushly colorful site, full of energy and movement. I love the panelfly’s palette;...
loveandluxesf.com

loveandluxesf.com

What a great website to study the different screen size experiences with. I love the three major size designs here. The wider has the nice nav inline next to the logo area and then as you scale in it slides under the logo. With the final iPhone sized screen having the...
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...