Weekly Web Design and Development Inspiration – N.120

by Weekly Web Design Inspiration

This is our weekly selection of our favorite web designs from the past week, thanks to everybody for their recommendations. Feel free to comment and let us know what you think.

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Slavery Footprint

Slavery Footprint

Wantful

Wantful

Spring Summer

Spring Summer

Gabriel Lorin

Gabriel Lorin

Dawid Wadach

Dawid Wadach

Monkey Republic

Monkey Republic

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  • http://profiles.google.com/jpg5f2 John Gile

    can someone identify the script/plugin behind the text changing on the main slider on the “Wanted” site?  right before the “get started” button (among other places)

  • Anon

    @google-41e69e9e60ed9762f75508898b8027dc:disqus it looks like it’s not a freely available plugin. If you take the contents of wantful.js and un-minify via say http://www.jsbeautifier.org you can have a read through their source.

    Search for ‘Madlib’ or ‘rotatingMadlib’ to find the methods and handlers this slider/rotator uses.
    Interesting little piece of code.

    Keep in mind there may be license/copyright restrictions on it.

    Hope that helps

  • http://ithacawebmarketing.com/ Jeff

    The Spring Summer and the Gabriel Lorin designs are really nice. I am not a fan of the other sites. Some of them are to busy for me. Thanks for posting, I found some inspiration here. 

  • http://famouslastwords.com.au/ Lachlan Digital Designer

    For me the Slavery Footprint is the best, the simple illustration and animation suit its cause perfectly.

  • Jacqui

    I thought the madlib rotator was pretty neat too, but I couldn’t find it anywhere either. Do any of you know of good alternatives?