Well the Twitter stream integration is almost a standard these days when designing a portfolio website, but there are some brands with a more complex view when it comes to social media integration. Here are four brands with entire websites built over Wikipedia, Flickr, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Enjoy and leave your suggestion in the comments.
Skittles
Campbell Ewald
Krispin Porter
Almost At
Modernista
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designfollow November 13, 2009
great collection
thanks
chopeh November 13, 2009
Campbell Ewald is very nifty
Selvam November 13, 2009
wat to say…. a weird approach ;) to run a website
Travis November 13, 2009
Good round-up, but I’ll add a couple points. It’s “Crispin Porter + Bogusky”, and if I’m not mistaken, the first site to use this social approach was Modernista = http://modernista.com/
Alex Flueras November 13, 2009
Excellent article. Thanks!
Leon November 14, 2009
This is great for inspiration. Your post is allready starting to get the creative juices flowing, thanks!
Catalin Zorzini November 14, 2009
Hey thanks for the comments! Travis, Modernista looks amazing, just added it to the selection!
Stephen Bates November 14, 2009
Great collection. I love the one that looks like it was inspired by the TweetDeck UI!
snlr November 14, 2009
Personally, I don’t like any of the sites. None seem like a great solution for something. They’re like framesets. Back in the 90s there was a trend to make navigation menus literally look like remote controls. That’s what these seem to strive for. Except for cpbgroup.com, which seems to follow the concept of aggregator services (pageflakes, netvibes).
cssah November 15, 2009
Interesting article. Thanks!
uberdesigner November 15, 2009
Always good to learn new things to apply in web design. Thank you!
Dekvip January 25, 2010
Personally, I don’t like one of the sites. Not a bit seem like a horrible solution in lieu of something. They’re like framesets. Back in the field of the 90s nearby was a trend to tell somebody to navigation menus factually look like remote controls. That’s I beg your pardon? These seem to strive in lieu of. Excepting in lieu of cpbgroup.Com, which seems to be an enthusiast of the thought of aggregator services (pageflakes, netvibes).