Submitted by Chris Ball @ballzy, Deigner.
I really love the “crafty” feel to this design, with the navigation and other elements having a really great “hand made” feel. The twitter bird illustration is a thing of beauty as well. I also love the footer. I think the middle falls apart due to the copy text layout being the way it is, but overall this site really sings.
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There’s been some discussion to-and-fro between our company and theirs about the legitimacy of their branding. They’re based a mere few hundred metres from our ( http://sense.co.uk/ ) offices, and share a very similar branding style.
Their sites code is also somewhat questionable too, but that’s another story hehe