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Egographies and Plastikfantastik
..more futuristic and allowing the visitor to show or hide each part of the layout. This is done using only Javascript(Prototype/Ajax) and CSS2
A classy update by Thierry .
Sale has produced a strong design with innovative touches like the main menu. Also check his clever little flash site Melodrom.
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I like the way egographes uses CSS and javascript. This site design is excellent. Really a good work !
It's a cookie based feature and that gives it relevance.
Also, it's simply a personal site and, as with Inman and TheManinBlue and others, I think it's good that people go to the trouble of extending good design with examples of what can be achieved using unobtrusive JS.
I think the article by WeBreakThings has some relevance, but also reeks of being a sanctimonious lecture.
Also, it's simply a personal site and, as with Inman and TheManinBlue and others, I think it's good that people go to the trouble of extending good design with examples of what can be achieved using unobtrusive JS.
I think the article by WeBreakThings has some relevance, but also reeks of being a sanctimonious lecture.
I know, it's nice to see sites pushing the limits of course. I've quite enjoyed reading webreakstuff lately, it's quite refreshing to read it but I do agree that sometimes it is a bit ott .
Comment by Wakestrap on 06 July 06 @ 14:24
I hate to ruin the fun but plastikfantastik is a complete ripoff of iamkoa's site which has been around much longer. I just dont like it when people steal other peoples work and call it there own.
http://iamkoa.net/portfolio/
http://iamkoa.net/portfolio/
Hi Wakestrap
They are indeed similar..
What did Plastikfantastik say when you contacted them about the similarity?
They are indeed similar..
What did Plastikfantastik say when you contacted them about the similarity?
I just found this page googleing for "plastikfantastik" and just to make records straight (although it's a been a long way since the Wakestrap comment)
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It makes the http://webreakstuff.com/blog/2005/06/ajax-wont-cook-you-breakfast/ article on webreakstuff seem even more relevant than it was when I read it recently.