When I was younger (yeah I’m getting up there in age), I would ride my bike all day, everyday if I was allowed. Ever since living in NYC, a city where it can be dangerous enough to walk the streets, let alone ride them, I’ve been bike less.
Recently I started looking into buying a new bike, which led to my latest Niche Nuggets Post — Bike Shops. Below you’ll find a selection of website for Bicycle stores, to help you find your next ride, and provide a little design inspiration.
You may have noticed an uptick in the number of sites appearing in the showcase in the past week. I discovered some parsing errors resulting from design updates to a couple of the galleries, which meant not all sites were being parsed correctly. Don’t worry we didn’t miss any sites, just delayed including them in the showcase.
This week we added 131 sites, plenty of inspiration to go round.
From that imposing list this week I’ve chosen the website of Makalu Interactive.
WordPress is a tremendously popular CMS for building blogs. For a long time people have used WordPress to power websites that are more than just blogs.
Recent additions of features such as Custom Post Types, Custom Taxonomies and easy Menu Management now make it even easier to power non blog websites in WordPress.
Below you’ll find examples of sites powered by WordPress that are so much more than just a blog, in fact some of them don’t even have a blog.
For this weeks site I’ve chosen the website of Crane Brothers.
The website is a great mix of vivid images, typography and solid grid based design.
As I reviewed this past weeks gallery collection I was pleasantly surprised to see a nice selection of Food related sites.
I’ve highlighted those sites in the Niche Nuggets post below.
For this weeks site I’ve chosen the website of Mike Smith.
With so many design studios out there, the website is an important tool for attracting and convincing potential clients to pick you. Mike has done a great job of showcasing his past work, as well as sharing his thoughts on the web design process.
For this weeks site I’ve chosen the website of Jenier.
Since I was raised in England, I take my afternoon tea break very seriously. Jenier’s website takes what many would call boring, and makes it very appealing!
