digg.com pointed me in the direction of this post about the Top 7 Freshest Designs of 2006 (web design). Some of the designs are really pretty sexy: my personal favorites out of those listed are Cuban Council, Suicide Girls, and Veerle.

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Comment by Tracie
2006-12-20 16:58:13

Heh.. There’s probably not much SG could do *poorly* with their web design that would not make it worth it. However in all non fan girl drooling(ness) it’s a nice set up.

Comment by Ananth
2006-12-20 17:41:20

Haha, no kidding. ;)

 
 
Comment by Walin
2006-12-20 19:40:06

Cuban Council does look good, despite being rather simplistic at first look. And yes, Suicide Girls rocks.. gotta renew that membership…

Morning News is the best, though, because the trend in sites these days is form over function. They allowed the function to designate the form, and it works. It’s clean, simple, and easy to read.

N.Design looks nice too, but I find it rather cliche these days. I’d have to visit to really judge, but on looks alone I’ve seen the type of vector art a million times over.

I believe what’s old is becoming new again, so overly complicate and cluttered sites will start to dwindle unless they serve a specific purpose. Everybody wants vector art, and flash, and to be noticed. Sometimes the way to be noticed is to keep it simple.

Then again, my graphic design degree has taken me nowhere. lol So what do I know?

 
Comment by Walin
2006-12-21 19:24:57

/sigh

Why is it Ananth doesn’t get us much love? Hawk draws pretty pictures, but without Ananth’s writing… Then again, I haven’t seen Hawk’s writing.

/hug Ananth

 
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