I love launchlist, I love the idea and the execution is great. Aside from the idea being great – the design of this site is wonderful. It’s a single page web app but there’s a lot going on here. The fixed footer/bar, the animated clouds in the background and the the way a lot of the little form interactions are done are top notch in my opinion. This is a great example of doing something that’s extremely fun and mixing it with something we all need. Great stuff!
I love launchlist, I love the idea and the execution is great. Aside from the idea being great – the design of this site is wonderful. It’s a single page web app but there’s a lot going on here. The fixed footer/bar, the animated clouds in the background and the the way a lot of the little form interactions are done are top notch in my opinion. This is a great example of doing something that’s extremely fun and mixing it with something we all need. Great stuff!
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Launchlist is amazing. From the UX to the logo (especially the logo) Launchlist is a well crafted site and concept. Going to use it on my next project.
I agree. Their logo is near perfect and I want to eat their interface.