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01-12-2005, 11:56 PM
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   | Seeking "Manhattanesque" site designs G'day, I'm seeking sites -- any sites at all that come to mind -- that might serve as an inspiration for my own company site(s), the design for which I am outsourcing. I'm looking for something professional, corporate, "Manhattanesque" -- rational in design, efficient in structure, without superfluous, unnecessary elements of any kind, a cognitive oasis, if you ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/web-design-reviews/64641-seeking-manhattanesque-site-designs.html would, and created with the fullest regard for the purpose of these site(s) -- its form following its function. The kind of site Howard Roark (points if you know the reference!) would love to visit. My firm will be offering web services, including: hosting; design; domain registration; support (via live chat and a ticket system) for certain web-based applications; etc. The theme I'm seeking may well inform the eventual design of all sites of my company, from the central one to the smallest subdivision. Your input is appreciated. Thanks! Lyceum (John) |
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