Buero Buero. That’s what I call a nice concept for a studio website. Cheeky! And it works great.

A nice game by Dominic Szablewski which he created for the Mozilla Game On contest. What’s really cool: you type to shoot.

Try it yourself: http://www.phoboslab.org/ztype/

Kaspar Allanbach’s bachelor project at the HKB, Berne is a website about swimming in the beautiful river “Aare” in his hometown Berne. Check it out: Aareschwumm.ch. Nice job!

Nike Better World is a beautiful website designed for Nike by the immensely talented Duane King. These are exciting times for web design as a platform.

These amazing animated images are generated by a technique called color cycling. Early 8-bit games used shifting color palettes to create interesting visual effects. Mark J. Ferrari is the artist of the animations.

Thanks to Joseph Huckaby and HTML 5 many more can be watched online:
http://www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/

Google created this amazing interactive book about browsers and the web. It uses a wide range of features from HTML5 (eg. canvas and header tag), CSS3 and JavaScript.

And it’s a good read for everyone who wants to learn something about browsers and the web.

Clever website by Nike. Just scroll.

David Desandro a very talented Web-developer/-designer. He developed a CSS based font called Curtis CSS.
Curtis is the name he has given for a family of geometric sans-serif fonts currently in development. This version takes form in CSS. All shapes are rendered by the browser, using a combination of background color, border width, border radius, and a heavily reliance on absolute/relative positioning.
Each character is wrapped in a and then depending on the complexity of that character, more empty elements are added to the markup to render each shape.