WOW! This new color scheme kicks butt. I love the background texture and the flow of the gradients. It gives it a bit of depth, however, now I feel like this site needs more breathing room due to the large dashboard screenshot on the homepage. I also feel that the outer glow on the screenshot is a bit cheesy. But those are minor details. I love this new look. I don’t use Blinksale, but it makes me want to sign up and use it, especially with that beautiful yellow button. I also like the new changes in the app’s UI (user interafce). Keegan’s original design was amazing, but these new tweaks sure do look good too.

This homepage design is cool, however, I wouldn’t say that about the entire site. On the homepage I like the red banner in the middle because it gives it a splash of color. Sometimes using a pop of color on a site can draw attention to certain objects or links. I like to use a pop of color for a call to action item. A call to action could range from “HIRE US” to a “SIGN UP” or even a “DONATE” button. The elements on the edges of the header and footer are also really slick. The little short stripe marks remind me of camera film. I am not sure if that was their intent, but it gave the design some unique depth.

I posted a secondary page not because I like it, but because I wanted to point out how hard it was for me to read. I beg of you to please never design something so hard for users to read. If you kinda feel as your designing that maybe you shouldn’t do it, then listen to your gut feeling. The image in the background has a lot of contrast that the white text above it is hard to read.

Do you know who designed this site?

Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain does it again. This site is beautiful and simple. I love the gold colors mixed in with black, white and grey with a subtle use of shadowing. I also like the old image of Henry Steinway in the About Us page. Great job.

Ok. so this website just made me very hungry. I just want to reach into the screen and take a big bite of the juicy burger. Enough said.

No, but on a serious note, I love the background design. I also like the simplicity of the site where everything is spaced out and not squeezed in. I hate it when websites don’t have room to breathe. It makes me feel claustrophobic.

Ok I can’t stand my hunger anymore. Time to go eat. Cheers.

This site is unique. The way the site would scroll down the page using jQuery was pretty amazing. As soon as you land on the website, I love the positioning of the logo and the tagline. I also like the simple texture painted on the blue canvas.

Sky’s Guide is an incredible design. This is one of those sites that I’d wish I could have designed. It’s dark, there’s wood in the background, the logo is unique, there is the presence of stitching and I love the paper element used for the navigation and title backgrounds. Colorcubic did an amazing job.

I love the color yellow and on this site it looks good. I also like the typography used on this site. I am not a big fan of flash but the design elements were amazing that I had to capture it and post it.