The form to submit content on Digg is really clear: it shows the number of necessary steps (even if they are only two); labels are clear and they also function as a separator; the input text is really long so you can check if the url is correct; the combination of radio buttons and icon [...]
The language selection menu on BootB is rendered fairly special: all the options are already exploded, instead of being enclosed in a drop down menu.
I like Uncover, especially as they present post tags. I’ve been misled by the thumb icon: I thought it was abutton to vote (are we so faceboook-dependent?) but it simply indicates the karma of the item.
Beautiful vector illustrations for the slider of Inner Revolution, a web portal dedicated to free-thinking philosophy.
The equal-opportunity-button to enroll in Ruadebaixo, an online magazine of lifestyle and culture (in Portuguese).
Breadcrumbs trails in registrations or, generally speaking, in wizard like this, have the important function of communicating where the user is at and how many steps are missing to the task accomplishment.
Especially interesting from a functional standpoint, the page-slider on Thestrangeattractor, a communtiy for creatives but also a web portal full of resources and useful links for people constantly looking for inspiration.
When you invite someone to start a wizard, it’s always a good practice show how many steps are required for the enrollment, the strengths of your product /serivce or the benefits derived from an inscription. The numbered list of Scrapblog is a good example of this; besides buttons have a pleasantly unconventional form.
Pagination on Image Spark, an interesting service that allows you to create not only galleries but also moodboard, is fairly unusual drawn as tabs.
The home of Foodfeed is disarmingly simple: above a search form, to right a column with the last feeds and to the left the instructions to the service in 3 little steps.
Breadcrumbs trail in Uncover.com is extremely graphic and cleverly makes overlapping the logo and the starting point of the path.
The paging buttons on PSDTUTS +, one of my favorite website about creative resources and tutorials for Photoshop, it’s perfectly coordinated with all the other interface elements.
A breadcrumbs trail a bit different from usual and highlighted by a graphic treatment consistent with the global layout of this community for supporters of ecology and environmental sustainability.
