Don't be naive. He is talking about the structure, not about the CONTENT, duh /sStarts with P, ends with hub.
I am really sorry. But the structure is really good though.Don't be naive. He is talking about the structure, not about the CONTENT, duh /s
(I thought of posting this under Web Design, but this is not really a design question. Rather, this is a 'what so you like' question. So, posting here.)
What is the web page with the most interesting design you have ever seen?
I will go first:
Snow Fall - The Avalanche at Tunnel Creek
https://www.nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall/index.html#/?part=tunnel-creek
A Game of Shark and Minnow
https://www.nytimes.com/newsgraphics/2013/10/27/south-china-sea/index.html
Yes that's a long time to fix the website, but I am sure they are stuck with the tech stack for which the fixing cost cannot be justified.
By far: https://lingscars.com/
Best site I've ever seen
The idea was genius, very innovative at the time.Alex Tew's website - and its design - and its promotion - will always be unique.
The best website you have ever seen is the NY Times?
I wasn't joking. Her site is designed perfectly for its purpose. And she uses it in a great way.Ling is amazing. Her design gets her website into the news regularly. She even appeared on the Dragon's Den once (or twice?).
I wasn't joking. Her site is designed perfectly for its purpose. And she uses it in a great way.
WSJ.
the sites you posted are just digital magazine articles... not really a site at all but a tiny part of a massive site WSJ. I am sure they have thousands of article pages just like this.. looks like a simple template.
There is no hard and fast rule - do you have anything interesting you have seen to share with us? Feel free to share.