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martes, 15 de noviembre de 2011

lunes, 14 de noviembre de 2011

And our vote for the crappiest morrocan website goes to...

... the website of the Moroccan consulate in Montpellier (France).

Days ago, some people did a list of the crappiest websites in Morocco:

Here you can see the entire list:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Auu1dBSulg1QdHBKYWhjaGE3d3JWUEVzdkpZX1hzUVE#gid=0

Our majestic vote goes for this one, we promess more, but not worse, because that, is impossible ;)

domingo, 13 de noviembre de 2011

Kiko Hernandez: new design and structure accord to the caracter

It's not only crappy because of the retarded character it pays homage, I hate the websites where I have to go to the code to copy text. It seems, by the dates on its calendar to be updated which is worse. It's not prepared for screen resolution changes. It has broken links and pictures are shit. Why putting all the info in a small box? poor management of space.

miércoles, 9 de noviembre de 2011

Lings cars: This scruffy mental oriental sold £35,000,000 of new cars in the UK in 2008 - unbelievable, but quite true.

Ugly but successful,
"Everything she says and does is featured on her incredible website which appears to break all the rules — with its clashing colours, fonts and flashing graphics — and yet attracts 100,000 unique visitors every month and has been praised by US Internet marketing guru Seth Godin for employing internet marketing best practice."  continue reading How I use publicity stunts to promote my online car leasing business.

Notice how this website is not the only one that while breaking all "design" rules is more successful than its competitors. We will publish more websites and bussiness of this kind with the label uglybutsuccessful.

viernes, 4 de noviembre de 2011

CABALLO PUNTO COM (HORSE DOT COM): actualizing... another piece of abandonweb

On the distant mountain there is a rider
He wanders alone in the world and don't care about death


A gift, this masterpiece of Jose Alfredo Jimenez "The Rider":