Category: Design Galleries

I was in the Washington, DC area this past weekend and was looking up where the public rail stations are located. I was so impressed with the Metro’s website that I became curious about what other major cities’ public transit websites looked like.

I promised in last week’s post about the NCAA conferences that I would take a look at the websites of all of the teams that received automatic bids by winning their conference tournaments. I’ve changed that slightly, so instead I want to show some of the best and worst websites of this year’s NCAA tournament [...]

March in America is synonymous with college basketball. All 30 of the conferences in Division I college sports have a basketball tournament this week leading up the NCAA tournament, so in honor of  “championship week”, I thought it would be interesting to see what each conference’s website looked like.

There are many things that get handed over to the incoming president at noon every Inauguration Day: the keys to Air Force One, the Oval Office, and… the password to Whitehouse.gov?

I’m always curious about what websites look like. And since the holiday season is a time when people come together – and in America that means inevitably watching television – I thought, why not combine the two? I looked at the websites for a bunch of popular television channels, and here is what I found.

I bet you didn’t know that today officially marks the start of the college basketball season. With most of the attention in the sports world focused on football right now, it tends to get overshadowed, and it usually stays that way until the Super Bowl is over in early February.

The 2008 Summer Olympics begin this Friday in Beijing, China. Over 10,000 athletes from 205 countries will be participating in these games – which is an incredible number to me, since I didn’t even know there were 205 countries in the world. (I’ll even give you bonus points if you know the number of countries [...]