Welcome to nothing is the perfect title for a 404 error page. Congratulations to the designer Ole Martin Kristiansen for being the first to use it.

Kidmondo error page is based on the product logo expression: in the plain version the kid’s smiling while here is sad.

Jeff Croft’s web site menu has a very pleasant ajax transition caused by mousing your mouse over any top label. Furthermore, the graphic of the selected item is consistent throughout the site and is used to create buttons and call-out elements.

The peculiarity of the rating system in Colectiva’s blog, a creative agency based in Guatemala, is that as you move the mouse over the heart icons to vote, they read FRESH. It’s a simple idea that diversifies the design of a component otherwise pretty similar to others.

Reading this Japanese blog that linked us using Google Translate is quite a surreal experience;: apparently Web & patterns matches the description “lead to heart to be the same design, web design collection.” Actually, I wanted to understand what it s the use of  the button with their hands applauding. I couldn’t find it.
Nevertheless the [...]

This 404 error page is really exhilarating. It comes from Chris Jennings’ blog, Ui Designer for Scraplog.

Fogde Morten Christensen’s blog beautiful infographics.

Boagworld footer is huge, but certainly full of interesting content for SEO: apart form that, this blog is a useful about web design and its issues.

Spacecollective is an ambitious project and, if we wish, even a little hazy in its premises: it’s about sharing knowledge on the human species, its environment and its future. 
Posts are arranged as if they were cards: in this way you have an interesting effect as if the contents of the contributors were presented in a [...]

A pleasantly retro style for this illustration taken from Mr. Aero, a web site/community dedicated to those who have a common passion for flying.

A font very characterised and used consistently gives soul and identity to this funny English blog.

How to draw a site dedicated to a sound? Or, as in this case, dedicated to a podcast?

Using oriented vertically texts in web. sites leaves me puzzled 
I think this treatment should be reserved either in situations where the overall dimensions make it absolutely necessary or for short texts (e.g. often you see the Feedback button oriented vertically).

O and C concentrics in Michel Ferreira’s blog.

An example of grunge style applied to contacts form in the Kev Adamson’s blog, illustrator and designer .