TranceAddict Forums Archive > Main Forums > Music Discussion Pages: [1] 2 3  best designed label web sites View this Thread in Original format lücid i'm trying to compile a list of dance music record label web sites that have both good and bad design (layout, colors, usability, etc) and i was just curious if any of you have specific favorites. i'm finding plenty of examples of bad design... not much good. :p elFreak http://www.archipel.cc/ i love the seizures the flash induces. ReclusNdangrmnt I like the Pharmacy and Intuition websites, very clean-cut. The Pharmacy site is Flash-based, and the Intuition site is HTML. www.pharmacymusic.com www.intuitionrecordings.com julien2 HTML > Flash I usually cant stand all-flash-based websites. Mr.Mystery quote: Originally posted by julien2 HTML > Flash I usually cant stand all-flash-based websites. Same here. Functionality over looks any day. julien2 I hate beatport with a passion, but still find myself obligated to buy there :( plaxx Urbantorque BPitch Control a98 http://www.auriumrecordings.com/main.php http://www.sednarecordings.com/ although this is more my kinda design: http://www.avarecordings.com/ simple yet good looking and really easy to navigate stevo_0 flash looks better in my opinion. but not as 'functional' for say search engine optimisation. bots cant search the code, record link clicks. always liked sander van doorns site =) chesco I don't know if he's still got it but speedy j's web site used to be the worst one ever. As for the best - I really don't know, maybe wagon repair or something. i liked that mphreak http://bordercommunity.com/ Not bad at all. iammesol Not a label, but Luke Fair's rules! edit: Eric Prydz's and Axwell's are also awesome. Axwell's intro and Danny Howells' site suck though. CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2 3

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