Koen wrote:
> I wrote:
> > so 'm always interested in
> > seeing how people pare down their graphics and streamline their sites,
> > while
> > still maintaining brand identity, easy nav, and clean,
> attractive layout.
> > If
> > anyone wants to send me link lists of sites that they think fit
> that bill,
> > I'd also be most interested.
> basically that's what we've done on our site a year and a half ago:
> http://www.ldv.be/
<snip>
> we thought/think it was/is too bland alltogether, but we've been winning
> prizes eversince (for accessibility, best business site, best belgian
> branding, and stuff like that) without having bothered to inscribe to the
> competition (i know how this sounds, but we can't help it ;-)
Yes, your site is exactly what I am talking about. Simple, clean, elegant,
straightforward, easy nav, plus it's got a sense of humor:
<quote>We are working on our new website, and of course we want it to
attract as many relevant visitors as possible, so if you think you are
relevant ;-) feel free to give us your thoughts. </quote>
> we've been working (inbetween jobs) on a woosh-kaboom full monty
> site on and
> on, but one cannot help but think: "why bother"
Can you give an url for a preview? Maybe we can slam your new project and
save you the time, heh, heh, heh...
Hey, I remember when you were working on the draft for your rollovers for
this site. The solution you ended up with is much less clunky than the one I
remember seeing. This is more subtle. Add the "two scratches of the left
one" award to your list, special gift from me. %-/
Jack
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