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Old 01-11-2011, 02:15 PM  
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The first one is just some fancy jquery fixed imagery. It's actually really easy to do (you can basically do it by fixing images, and setting their scroll rate to different variables). It's got some wow factor but I don't see the overall appeal for it. I've seen lots of other sites do it much more subtly which looks better imo. Giving it depth and motion, but not overdoing it.

The second one is terrible. Functionality and usability straight down the shitter. Again, I think they over did it to go with wow factor instead of better design and usability.

The third is too busy. It has more of a news site layout, and doesn't seem to work very well for what their company does.


So, for better examples/designs?

I think the nike site could have done better with a design like airwalk did http://airwalk.com

Not even going to bother wit the reststudio, anything is better than that.

For the uniqlo site: http://www.girlondon.com http://www.lifesnotfairbutmyknickersare.com or http://goseethem.com (not a store really, but it has more of a news style layout that could work well for a store)
Cheers dude - I know exactly how these sites are put together; but I'm sure some people will find that of interest.

I included the 2nd site in the list as a showcase piece, as it could be good for something. It's not meant to be an accessible or user friendly design... simply a tech showcase.

Really appreciate those links by the way. It gives me a good direction.
The Airwalk site is alright but I personally prefer the Nike site. Ofcourse, some of the ideas implemented on Airwalk does stoke my fire
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