Probably nothing you don’t already know here, but they’re good reminders, nonetheless. Visit site »
Smashing Magazine has a nice selection of website navigation examples. Some clever stuff, here. Nathan’s awesome playgroundblues flyout tabs get a special mention. Visit site »
Smashing’s list of great blogs, organized by CMS/framework, is notable for a few reasons:
Several great selections here, which include both classics and less-known fonts. A little heavy on the sans serif side, but still… Visit site »
Smashing Magazine features several great data visualization techniques in use on the web. I love this stuff. Visit site »
Kudos to Smashing Magazine for highlighting some more unusual designs. There was a time — back in the heyday of k10k — when people strove for unique, immersive, engaging experiences that didn’t always follow all the rules of accessibility and usability. For many types of sites, that approach is still very valid. It’s sad how frowned upon this sort of experimentation has become ever since the web standards movement blasted into full swing.
Stop shunning unusual sites and sites built with technology you don’t like (i.e. Flash), and open your eyes. You just may learn something. Visit site »
Smashing Magazine is quickly becoming one an amazing resource for web designers. They’ve been putting together these massive lists of articles, tutorial, links, and so forth about a single topic (in this case, grid-based design). A lot of good stuff in here. Visit site »
JeffCroft.com included. Thanks so much, guys — a lot of great inspiration here. Visit site »