The Winner of Coolest Web Design

The winning website of last weeks theme Coolest Web Design has officially been crowned. 5 websites were ultimately nominated and we want to thank all participants and encourage you all to take part in this week Website of the Week competition: Most Pimped out Blog (this theme was originally launched two weeks ago but with little to no site nominations we have decided to try it one more time). Nominated websites for Coolest Web Design were:

CreateMe.net - A site for international representative services, nominated by Sydney Web Design
SponsorNeeded.com - Australian based sponsor guide for local clubs, organiazations etc, nominated by Sydney Web Design
Colette.fr - French E-shop that brings my thoughts to tooth paste, nominated by Micheal
ScoronCocolo.com - nominated not expected to win but at least drive some traffic :-), nominated by Steven
Bbdk.com - a communication, design and development group, nominated by Josh Simmons

And the website with the Coolest Web Design and winner of this weeks Website of the Week is:

1. Colette.fr

Motivated by our own professional web designer as a professionally looking website with an well-animated interface and interesting and interactivedetails. Congratulations Colette.fr as the competitions this week were great. Remember - The Website of the Week competitions this week goes under the theme Most Pimped out Blog and I hope to see some more nominations this time. The theme is openly interpreted and is not written in stone. Any cool, wacked out blog with a unique web design stands the chance of winning the glory and fame.

Add Your Thoughts

Commented by: William, 8 October, 2008

All the props to Colette but they've got nothing on my favorite blog - www.artdecade.us! Sure, design-wise it's not all that fancy but a blog is mostly about the content! Right? ArtDecade delivers some of the most funky tunes in history and they cover everything from the disco-era to contemporary rock! If they're not worthy winning this week's competition I don't know what blog is....

/William

Commented by: Sanja Budin, 28 August, 2009

I believe that the competition was focused on the design. There are web designs that are great when it comes to online stores, sponsoring guide, mlm and other online business. Design is the attention grabber and the content comes second.

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