It’s an interesting idea linking the background illustration to the logo as in Readwhale home page: a social network dedicated to books (as the most famous Anobii and Shelfari), that reports automatically on Twitter updates in your library. To explore!
Delicious designers have created a strange hybrid of breadcrumbs and form: user can see sites associated with a tag, write the name in a text input queued to the breadcrumbs path. After sending data, the input text is transformed into a path link, in a process that virtually could keep go on going until the [...]
Although from a functional standpoint it doesn’t have any practical avantadge, the drop down menu/ button in which is embedded user’s avatar is very effective in creating an enjoyable user experience.
Glossy buttons really bugged me: despite this, I love these ones.. I noticed that this social choose a style s diametrically opposed to the minimal-functional-googlish look of its major competitor, Anobii. An accidental or a conscious differentiation?
