Mountain of Code

This is the Mountain Dew mobile site.  It is very very interesting. All the information on the site is on the home screen and the navigation is actually a filter system. So, everything starts checked and you un-check the filters you don't want to see. Then when you click a link, the information slides over to reveal the new information. It is all very interactive and full of java script. I wouldn't even want to imagine the code on this thing.  It's very impressive but it is kind of annoying.  It took me 2 minutes just to figure out what was going on just because it is so unorthodox. It's interesting, and it works, but it is just a little over the top.

Mediocre Coke Mobile site

This is the mobile site for my coke rewards. Honestly, it's not very good. It just looks very outdated. The images, the logo and the navigation buttons are very pixely and blurry, which is a rookie mistake you would not expect out of such a good company. it doesn't navigate well, and when you were on the sub pages the navigation at the bottom of the screen changes two different options so you have to go back to the homepage to see the original navigation menu.The main links that you use most often are just little text links and they're very hard to click on. It just doesn't look modern and it is not easy to use.

Successful Pizza Hut site

This isthe mobile website for Pizza Hut. I love the homepage. The main navigation buttons are simple and sleek and the slide out menu button in the header is very user friendly. I love the simple black to grey gradient in the background. I think the small pizza Hut logo in the top rounds it all together. Also the sub pages have clean typography and are laid out perfectly. Easy to navigate, aesthetically pleasing and very useful. Great mobile site.

Grey Goose vodka

This is the mobile website for Grey Goose vodka. It is interesting. Typography and the organization of the information is fantastic. But I just do not like the setup and the layout of the page. When you press the menu button in the header it brings you down to the very bottom of the page which is where the navigation is. Therefore if you hit the menu button it takes you down about 5000 pixels to where the navigation is. Then you have to scroll all the way back up to see the beginning of the information. It's just silly and needless. just wish there were less information on each page and navigation was on a separate page.

Colorado mobile site

this one is the state site for Colorado. Navigation is kind of cool. You press the menu button in the top corner in the nav drops down to cover the whole page, and I like the font variation in the links. each of the subpages are pretty similar. They have a title a brief description and several picture style links. It's very simple, but I like the color scheme, the legibility, and the overall look.  It is very successful in providing the user with popular activities within the state. 

threeshire inn's giant nav

This is a mobile site for the threeshires inn. I'm not the biggest fan. The sub pages are very text heavy which is never good. I don't think any customer is going to read all the information. The home page is pretty cool. this site is set up with a giant navigation that takes up the whole page on every page and you have to scroll down several page links to see the rest of the information. Its somewhat interesting but it is not a user friendly design.

Lubbock texas

This is the Lubbock, Texas town web site. I love it. The big photo on the home page just screams hometown Texas. The simple navigation logos are very friendly to the eye. Then when you go to the sub pages the navigation drops down to a nav bar at the bottom. Works great which is the most important, but it also looks really good. Makes me want to visit Lubbock Texas.