If you're interested in web design and usablity, I recommend checking out the book Don't Make Me Think!
It's a must-read for any beginning webdesigner and approaches a bunch of common issues in a very practical and common sense way.
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That example site looks like the modern day CSS version of http://www.retrology.fm/
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http://tyskopgaver.dk/ <-- Worst website I know when you look at design
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Here's some beautiful websites:
This one, this one too, and also this
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As (some) people know, I am (or want to be) a webdesigner. My question is: What is the most beautiful and "easiest to understand" website? For example, Reddit is a good example for a website which isn't "easy to understand".
If I want to make a website, how does it needs to look like? (Genre: FPS Game)
Edit: This is the most beautiful website I know.
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