Website revamp for Singapore International Foundation done by comwerks.com.

I really like the four column layout in the top portion of this site design, it gives it a really unique feel. From there the site is pretty predictable except for little corners here and there like in the “latest photos” block, I love how those are arranged. It’s little things like that that just get me going in the morning.

Clean grid based HTML5/jQuery website.

Really visually interesting site design, I love the typography. The interactions, specifically the portfolio pieces are not what you expect, I like the effect of making me click through a few pieces like that. I like the way they are presented in the photos too.

Really nice, playful website design. I really get a sense for this photographer’s personality in the design of the website. The copy/text and particularly the visual tone of the site really set the stage to make me like this person. I think that’s really interesting to study too, made me go and take another look at the past few site’s i’ve designed with that thought in mind.

TwigKit is an easy-to-use toolkit that enables any web designer to quickly build full-featured search applications that look and feel great.

Fast simple visually appealing single site design. I love that logo too. While this is a great single page product site, I really want more, I guess that’s a good thing. The icons, colors and clean typography all work very well together to make up a great little page.

Good looking strong typographic based website design. I like the simple color palette and type choices. There’s just enough simplicity and detail throughout this website to make it truly complete.

This site/page inspires in both it’s layout and content. Gotta love that!

New website for New York Times best selling author Susan Wels, designed to showcase her new book on Amelia Earhart, “The Thrill of It”.

There’s not a lot technically going on with this design that would make it one of the greats, but it’s put together well visually and I love the real world elements mixed to help tell the story better. I like they got the page feeling like it was from that particular time in history too.

This is really a remarkable website design. It certainly gets my award for most creative use of javascript! The concept here of scrolling from side to side and clicking on landmarks to get more info about Tennessee is brilliant. I always like just about everything the Designsensory team comes up with and this time they’ve really done a great job. There’s so much here to discuss…

There is strong type hierarchy throughout, a grid-based design and clean, crisp typography. The underlying markup structure is HTML 5 and a lot of CSS3 is used throughout.

I love the way this site looks, the clean white style and the superb typography, it’s everything I love worked together. I really like the main navigation with the text under each link name explaining more what you get on the target page. I also love the way the blog posts are visually displayed in the bottom of the page like that, very clever.