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TOP 5 5 Current Web Designs
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1. Apple.com
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Apple is the best example of striking the balance of simplicity (white space, strong type) with rich imagery sensitively-applied.

It's also a big, varied, constantly-new site with loads of...

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Apple is the best example of striking the balance of simplicity (white space, strong type) with rich imagery sensitively-applied.

It's also a big, varied, constantly-new site with loads of content, which always feels easy & enjoyable to navigate.

For solving the numerous demands on the UI so elegantly, this is, in my opinion, the best-designed web site in the world today.
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Apple is the best example of striking the balance of simplicity (white space, strong type) with rich imagery sensitively-applied.

It's also a big, varied, constantly-new site with loads of content, which always feels easy & enjoyable to navigate.

For solving the numerous demands on the UI so elegantly, this is, in my opinion, the best-designed web site in the world today.

2. Mozilla.com
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Clear, open, fresh, simple. When you arrive at this site, you're under no doubt what the site does, or where to start looking for what you want. The design is positive and happy. A...

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Clear, open, fresh, simple. When you arrive at this site, you're under no doubt what the site does, or where to start looking for what you want. The design is positive and happy. A winner.
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Clear, open, fresh, simple. When you arrive at this site, you're under no doubt what the site does, or where to start looking for what you want. The design is positive and happy. A winner.

3. Iconbuffet.com
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The site sells icons, so it lets the icons rule, showing its wares from the first page.

The colours and typography are solid & strong, projecting a trustworthy brand while not getting...

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The site sells icons, so it lets the icons rule, showing its wares from the first page.

The colours and typography are solid & strong, projecting a trustworthy brand while not getting in the way of the proposition.
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The site sells icons, so it lets the icons rule, showing its wares from the first page.

The colours and typography are solid & strong, projecting a trustworthy brand while not getting in the way of the proposition.

3. Circografico.com.ar
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The guy's an illustrator, so his site has to a) show his work, and b) be interesting and characterful.

It does both these things really well! The graphic design is designed around Alex's...

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The guy's an illustrator, so his site has to a) show his work, and b) be interesting and characterful.

It does both these things really well! The graphic design is designed around Alex's work, with intelligent typography and just enough pixels used to give the site background its tattered, rich vibe.

I love the way his portfolio page uses gradients to suggest the work in a print context.
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The guy's an illustrator, so his site has to a) show his work, and b) be interesting and characterful.

It does both these things really well! The graphic design is designed around Alex's work, with intelligent typography and just enough pixels used to give the site background its tattered, rich vibe.

I love the way his portfolio page uses gradients to suggest the work in a print context.

5. WhyWeWhisper.com
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“Why We Whisper - restoring our right to say it's wrong” is a book about freedom of speech in the USA, written by Senator Jim DeMint and J. David Woodward.

The page design is a great exa...

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“Why We Whisper - restoring our right to say it's wrong” is a book about freedom of speech in the USA, written by Senator Jim DeMint and J. David Woodward.

The page design is a great example of pixel-saving in action, with very little complexity going into the page background (chrome), leaving room for large, clear type. I love the flourished rules between the quotes.

If I have one criticism, the page doesn't tell you up-front what it's about.. relying on prior knowledge or even reading, which may be a lot to ask.
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“Why We Whisper - restoring our right to say it's wrong” is a book about freedom of speech in the USA, written by Senator Jim DeMint and J. David Woodward.

The page design is a great example of pixel-saving in action, with very little complexity going into the page background (chrome), leaving room for large, clear type. I love the flourished rules between the quotes.

If I have one criticism, the page doesn't tell you up-front what it's about.. relying on prior knowledge or even reading, which may be a lot to ask.

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