
There’s a good deal of flash used on this site, but it’s all used in just the right way. Overall this site is darn near perfect, ’nuff said.
Newgencoal.com.au was also featured in unmatchedstyle’s 4th podcast.

There’s a good deal of flash used on this site, but it’s all used in just the right way. Overall this site is darn near perfect, ’nuff said.
Newgencoal.com.au was also featured in unmatchedstyle’s 4th podcast.

There’s a good deal of flash used on this site, but it’s all used in just the right way. Overall this site is darn near perfect, ’nuff said.
Newgencoal.com.au was also featured in unmatchedstyle’s 4th podcast.
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9 point what?? Too much weed in the cookies, fellaz.
This is, of course, very nice, but I can’t see much beyond the typical eThree-Piece-Suit construction here. It’s a solid B.
Ignoring the subject matter, if you can. I still find this site to be one of the most well put together I’ve come across in a while.