Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Toki Woki



Toki Woki has created this rather clever "Scroll Clock" using MooTools. The clock will also appear differently depending on what internet browser you are using. Click the image to see it in action.

Tuesday, 25 August 2009

I am alway hungry



I have just discovered thanks to the guys fromFormFiftyFive this amazing portfolio site from Nessim Higson. The site has got to be one of the most smoothest and fast running sites of its kind that I've ever seen. Its functionality is amazing and pleases me in so many ways. I find it so refreshing to see site like this, sites that are different from the norm, and something a little more exciting than an indexhibit or Blogger. Note I do have a indexhibit site and I use blogger.

Nessim describes his site “The site shell is a reaction to standardization. It’s meant to challenge the concept of space and how it’s perceived within ye olde browser window. It will undoubtably frustrate some, but may contribute to a large laugh and / or smile for others. It’s more experiment and temporary in nature than stiff and permanent.”

Thursday, 11 June 2009

This Is Now



Sprint have created the internet on one page. A few words to describe it: Amazing, Amazing, Amazing! Click the image above to see for your self.

Sunday, 26 April 2009

The Cool Hunter

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The Cool Hunter is an online archive of articles, images and videos from todays culture, design, style, music, fashion. It celebrates all that is unique and cool! Founded by Bill Tikos in 2004.

'We remain relevant by staying ahead of and outside of trends and fads — the fickle shifts in taste and style. The Cool Hunter digs deeper, finding tomorrow's icons and classic phenomena. We are a prized reference point of choice for a global creative community'.

Click here to visit thecoolhunter

Monday, 16 February 2009

Ordinary kids



Ordinary kids from San Fransisco have a vast array of interesting interactive and motion graphics websites. One of their newest creations is the official website for American singer songwriter Tracy Chapman, the website is on first glance colourless, until you discover the colour pallette at the top left of the screen, the user can paint the picture in the background any colour they choose. Pretty neat huh!

Click here to visit the Ordinary Kids
Click here to visit the Tracy Chapman website

Friday, 19 December 2008

Crappy Cat by Vanbeater



Van beater has created this rather quirky interactive game called Crappy Cat. Join Crappy Cat in his abnormal journey to the bottom of a bottle and into another dimension. Just use your arrow keys to explore and experience many visual delights and surprises.

Friday, 5 December 2008

Green Thing



Green Thing is a public service that inspires people to lead a greener life. There are plenty of interesting animations and videos, uploaded by community members and creative people from around the world. Take a look and sort out your carbon footprint!

Thursday, 20 November 2008

Biro Creative for Greenpeace UK



Biro Creative has made its name creating innovative flash tools to help their clients tell their stories in fresh and captivating ways. I am very fond of a creation of theirs called Efficiencity, an interactive map made for Greenpeace UK which helps to inform the viewer of different alternative energy sources. It is both clever and well presented.

Tuesday, 4 November 2008

Man or Mouse



Man or Mouse by Shaz Madani is quite typically our 150th post, This piece of work suggests to go offline for a day and do something with a little more meaning.

Saturday, 16 August 2008

Sciencewerk




I discovered Sciencewerk through a friend of mine who made an illustration for the latest discussion/brief exhibition.

Sciencewerk: Clonewar is based on the premise that design and art creates value in any aspect of life as well as Science. It’s also a study of how contemporary digital artists / designers perceive the idea of science and how design may affect their perception.

The website is top notch and clever in its design and aesthetics. Be sure to check this one out.

Thursday, 7 August 2008

Spectra Visual Newsreader



Every month or so I receive a newsletter from Adobe, there is always a section in it called "the edge of flash" in which it showcases the latest websites that bush the boundaries of what is capable in Flash. This month I found an online news reader called Spectra Visual Newsreader. The format is interesting and fun to use, some extreme coding and clever design.

Sunday, 13 July 2008

Thisissand.com



thisissand.com is a website for play. It changes the pixels on the screen into digital sand that can be used as building material for cosmic landscapes, Clemens-style sand paintings, mandalas and so on.
This is a joint project of the designers Johanna Lundberg and Jenna Sutela with the Flash programmer Timo Koro. We wanted to create a playground of colours and sound for people to play with us in our sandbox - within the computer screen.

Friday, 30 May 2008

YUGOP




Say hello to Yugop. And exlore their technology.

Some amazing interactive things right here

www.yugop.com