I like the simplicity of Praline but it has some really gross flashing luminous graphics, I don't care how in trend they might be, they make my eyes hurt. Also, I'm not a fan of the bars, I'd rather have everything presented in a menu than click for a drop down.
Pentagram is pretty simplle, but you have to scroll down on the homepage to see the images and theres a lot of options on the menu, i.e. too many.
Olly Moss' is a very simple website that displays work very well, but for someone who has an eye for design, it is a little misleading and perhaps isn't too great visually. I might take the pure simplicity of it and add a little bit of flare with my branding and a bit of colour scheming.
Music's website is fine, they have a goo menu, simplicity etc. and a humerous intro page. but their issue is that the work is laid out in a very oddd way, involving you having to scroll sideways which feels a bit awkward. The images of their portfolio are actually one big image that zooms from one space to another. It looks wicked but I don't have the flare to do it.
Studio North are branding and so their website reflects their flash business sense to this end. I'm not a big fan, it feels a little corporate and character-less.
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