One of the craziest web interfaces/effects I have seen in a while, over on wonder-wall.com. Intruiging.
(via @zachlieberman)
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One of the craziest web interfaces/effects I have seen in a while, over on wonder-wall.com. Intruiging.
(via @zachlieberman)
that is insanely creative.
i can’t wait for all the pedantic web purists to start whining about “accessibility” and html validation – who gives a crap when the end product is that good?
thanks for sharing.
Oct 21st, 2009 / 11:27 am
First, I’ll say this site is awesome.
Also, in response to joe’s comment, accessibility does matter if a portion of your expected audience requires it. Designing a site for a public organization, such as a library or school? You’d better believe accessibility is important.
But designing a site that is going to be viewed by others in the creative industry, such as this? Have fun.
I should note I’m actually a Flash developer, so my bias is in the complete opposite direction. But I still strongly value accessibility and standards.
As a designer, you should too – if it’s appropriate and necessary.
Oct 21st, 2009 / 12:42 pm
Wow. That was interesting – actually very cool but made me a little nauseous. I guess accessibility would be an issue – but really, if the audience is defined as the creative design industry, accessibility tends to take a back seat.
Thanks for sharing!
Oct 21st, 2009 / 2:39 pm
Saw this site the other definitely pretty awesome.
Oct 21st, 2009 / 4:06 pm
how do the do that? it’s pretty cool…
Oct 21st, 2009 / 4:37 pm
Very nice, but the load time killed me!
Oct 21st, 2009 / 5:02 pm
especially enjoyed the sound–would love to learn how to do something like that
Oct 22nd, 2009 / 2:29 pm
I have seen this before, at Pixelbreaker: http://www.pixelbreaker.com/v1/
But that was about 10 years ago…
Oct 26th, 2009 / 7:38 am