CoolHomepages

Actually a pretty terrible use of responsive design. The navigation breaks in chrome and firefox (and I suspect safari and IE) at lower resolutions. The layout is only partially fluid in between media queries and puts horizontal scroll bars on the page. Text jumps outside it's container and overlaps with each other at points. There are just too many things wrong with how it was put together and it looks like not enough planning went into how things would work in a fluid and responsive environment.

CHPTim I am seeing the top nav menu disappear also in FF and Chrome. It might not be a perfect responsive design.. but aside from the menu/nav breaking/disappearing, I really like the overall design and it does respond in other ways when browser is resized.

I LOVE the slowly shifting background images behind the foreground layers when you scroll to see what's below the fold.. Love the layers! I think great use of color design, for the subject matter. Very crisp and clean. I really love a lot of this site.

I only wish that it was more clear that there was more below the fold.. I almost missed all of it!

If you can fix the menu problem, personally, I love it.

priyanka goswami impressive design. Like it very much.

priyanka goswami how much this costs ? Is this for sale ?

CHPTim These sites in the Inspiration Gallery are not for sale, but the sites in the Design Store are for sale: http://coolhomepages.com/store/tm-templates/

sateesh999 looking great

NeilThomas Check out the new scribble on the floor of this site, love it!!

stevetaylor4 Love the home page effect on this

Moeiskindacool Wow this is awsome I want this!!

KristinStith WOW - this site demonstrates not only technical proficiency, but creative genius. A MUST see!

MarioMarcolin less IS more

TUESDAYLEWIS STUPID WEBSITE

ss24 This person obviously has a good sense of design. However, why is it that Flash designers always insist on using tiny microscopic text???

DeloresSheppard gr888 site!

mike hunter She should have a homepage that is much more visually stimulating that plain black with her photo. Come on Kat.

CHPTim Bye Steve - thanks for everything. Seriously. Thanks.

mike hunter Fun. Definitley fun.

mike hunter Often simplicity is a very good thing... nice.

CHPTim Very nice design and photo

Jake Weary Love the waves animation

Javier Keow love it

Javier Keow love it

felixcalisang good combinations of blue, white and gray and perfect use of icons.

ravipratap Very Clean and inspirational site

kalki back Smart use of JavaScript and CSS.

DChiJEllis Picture stolen from Armin van Buuren.

TomNovotny3 Go to the actual site, visit the New York office and you will be invited to fly the helicopter from your mobile device. That's pretty cool!

jaikarnarajans subramani how to go actual site? where is the link

captainsky I LOVE the HEADLINE in this image. The POWER of a mere four words with such IMPACT; the metaphor here works perfectly to convey the message of inspiring creativity and uniqueness. The HEADLINE matches again well with the image of the bottle with the different services in little bubbles that are contained in the bottle. It seems as though the website services are targeted more to individuals as opposed to companies, because "...help PEOPLE get things done online". It reads more personal than many websites that are targeting companies. Yes, there is a list of companies shown on the bottom, but I did not see them until after I had read the sub-headline copy and checked out the wonderful graphics. So, maybe this web page is actually targeting companies and individuals at the same time, which if that is how others view it than you have a very successful home page. One more thing, and it is just something that popped--no pun intended--into my head. It is the copy above the companies, "Who have we Helped?," and for some reason I think that perhaps a different choice of words might have more impact. What words, I cannot only guess, "Who have we boosted?," "Who have we enhanced?" I am not a copywriter, so these examples above are randomly and quickly pulled from my brain; however, if the designer or a copywriter thought on it for awhile perhaps something stronger would replace what is presently there. Yes, that is it, I think the statement should use a STRONGER verb to convey the message. In the end, regardless of anything that I pointed out as less than ideal on this home page, I still LOVE it. Whomever designed this is incredibly creative. With Dreamweaver CS5 almost anyone can create a CSS coded page with a particular layout but it is what you stick in those gaping spaces that counts--be it inspiring content or beautiful graphics that demonstrate superb continuity as this home page does so well makes visitors feel confident about the company behind the images and copy. Kudos to the designer:)

mike hunter I agree I like this design a lot. Great colors, type and layout. It's hard to stand out as a design these days and this one is eye catching. Like it.