[NTL] [fwd] How NOT to build an open source site...

[Emma Jane Hogbin]

On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 12:57:32PM -0500, Fraser Campbell wrote:
> My point (not much of one) was that I haven't seen real innovation in web 
> design since the late 90s, most web design is simply a cut and paste 
> exercise.  Perhaps I haven't been exposed to real web designers or perhaps 
> I'm going to the wrong sites.

I realize this is now strongly veering into the realm of off-topic,
however, I wanted to drop in one of my fave resources for site design:
	http://netdiver.net/
Among other things, netdiver scrounges the net for well designed sites.
There must be 100s of sites featured on netdiver. While it's true there
are a lot of same-old-same-old sites on netdiver, some of them are
same-old because they did it first. :)

Another site I really like for design ideas is:
	http://terminus1525.ca/
This is an on-line gallery, so it's not Web Design so much as design. The
framework is done by a Toronto-based group and uses www.drupal.org as the
base for the system.

emma

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