Just as there are a variety of designers out there, there are respectfully just as many web design styles. Some are good, some are bad – many are just experimental. However, there are those few styles in web design that we see all the time. They are the design styles that work, and that we’ve grown to know best.

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A realization and a visual direction by the Binalogue studio intended for 5 marks of the Coca-Cola group, in order to be the video relai of various sponsored devices in Spain. A series of animations based on the values of Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero, Burn and Fanta.

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Desktop wallpapers can serve as an excellent source of inspiration. However, if you use some specific wallpaper for a long period of time, it becomes harder to draw inspiration out of it. That’s why we have decided to supply you with smashing wallpapers over 12 months.

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A determined young boy, Ragu, is sent by his master on his final quest to become a monk. A seemingly simple task becomes an unexpected challenge for Ragu as he discovers the real value of his quest.

Protesto is the Brazilian designer Michel Diniz de Carvalho, who’s been living in Norway doing some freelancing. He’s done some great, stylish work, really worth checking out. Here I’ve chosen some of his best pieces, and I know you guys gonna like it. So, enjoy, and don’t forget to check his portfolio out for more great works of his. Cheers!

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To promote the new mobile phone, LG dLite, Sophie Gateau, of Paranoid US, directed a playful music video to showcase the phones character-based digital display. The video, via DOJO SF, tells a classic love story to the track, “White” by electropop artist, LIGHTS. The campaign features a website, the video, and other interactive elements.

Clearwire just launched Rover, a no-contract service that offers unlimited WiMax goodness for $5 a day, $20 a week, or $50 a month, along with two new WiMax modems. Yep, get ready to start topping up your 4G.

The service is launching in all of Clearwire’s WiMax markets with two modems: a $99 USB stick called, um, the Rover Stick, and a $150 puck called, uh, the Rover Puck. The latter of the two can service as a WiMax hotspot for up to eight devices—it has Wi-Fi b/g/n and can simultaneously run 2 SSIDs—though neither have any 3G connectivity.

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