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Coming soon...
August 11th, 2010 |
Posted by Unknown in Website Design |
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Following on from Jon?s blog post about an interesting 404 Error Page, I came across this list of beautiful "Coming Soon" pages. I think it?s fair to say that this is a neglected area of web design; but these examples show that there is a lot of potential in "Coming Soon" pages for developing interest and collecting user details before a website has even been completed. What better way to use your dead web space? If you find any more good "Coming Soon" pages, we?d love to see them! |
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404 Yo
It always amazes me how quickly things on the internets get passed around, I often feel like the last person to know about the newest fad. What amazes me even more though is the amount of people who piggy back off of a virals success! I have recently stumbled across this 404 page on blippy.com, not only does it illustrate the awesome Guy "Bear" Vasquez and his "Double Rainbow" but also incorporates a little guy in a unicorn suit, could it be referring to this this ? So what do you think, a bit of fun from blippy.com or a shameless marketing ploy? :D |
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Magic Mouse
Having worked with macs for well over 10 years you cannot imagine the joy I felt when Apple released the "Mighty Mouse" and I got my hands on one back in 2006, a nicely designed, usable mouse that had enough functionality to control major tasks just with the buttons on the side of the mouse + it had a scroll ball! My enjoyment for the product quickly faded as I realised the side buttons became a hindrance more than helpful and the scroll ball was about as reliable as a tabloid horoscope, so far I have broken three or rather, I have had three of these that have broken just through light use. Now Apple have brought out their "Magic Mouse", a fantastic little piece of kit that is intuitive and dynamic with its Multi-Touch technology. The major factor for me is that its design is more streamlined than the previous giving a more natural feel and less strain on your wrist as well as the removal of the scroll ball. Every action is done by a click or a gesture, to scroll or swipe you simply gesture over the mouse as you would with the Macbook or iPhone. Mine is currently in the post but I cant wait to see how long it takes me to break this one! |
