This weekend I take a brake from the usability articles. Today I propose you to check the website of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.

It’s interesting to me the fact that every Guggenheim museum has a totally different website. From my point of view, the one in Bilbao got the best site.

Have a nice weekend. On Monday I will have another article about usability and web design.

This blog is about usability and design, but during the weekend I go for the art. This time I propose to check the ProductOfGod website. They are an online gallery offering high quality limited editions by contemporary illustrators and graphic artists.

The London-based gallery has very interesting art to buy.

On Monday I will have another web design article. Enjoy the weekend.

This blog is about design, interaction design and usability. But during the weekend I post about art, sometimes combined with design.

The GOOD magazine publish an article with proposals for the Museum of Nature. Great design and I ideas came up, you can read the article in the GOOD website.

On Monday I will have another article about usability and design. Enjoy the weekend.

For this weekend I would like to propose you to check the website of the Pinakothek der Moderne, a wonderful museum in Munich.

Navigation is not “normal” but the interface in general is pretty. The site is in English language.

On Monday I will have another article about usability. Enjoy.

Design is not art, but design sites usually play with art. That’s why I don’t criticize the site of the Museum of Design Atlanta. They have a special user interface, cool.

The weekend’s started, enjoy it. On Monday I will have another article about usability and interface designs.

Design and art are two different things. This blog is more about design than art, so I let you alone and recommend you to check this weekend the OKOK Gallery website.

The site’s design is very clean and simple but keeps the user interested in discovering more about the gallery.

The OKOK Gallery is in Seattle and the current featured artist is Grant Barnhart. On Monday I will have another article about usability and interfaces design for you. Now, enjoy your weekend.

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Design and art are two different things. This blog is more about design than art, so I let you alone and recommend you to check this weekend the Scuola Politecnica di Design SPD site.

This site’s interface design is a little bit crazy but interesting, at least from my point of view. On Monday I will have another article about usability and interfaces design for you. Now, enjoy your weekend.

Design and art are two different things. Art and museum websites are usually crazy and do not respect design principles, but that’s what the users are expecting from these kind of sites: nonsense interface lead visitors to a game. This blog is more about design than art, so I let you alone and recommend you to check this weekend the Design Museum of London site.

The interface design changes a little bit as you navigate through the different sections. Still, this design is simple and easy to navigate.
On Monday I will have another article about usability and interfaces design for you. Now, enjoy your weekend.

Design and art are two different things. Art websites are usually crazy and usually do not respect design principles, but that’s what the users are usually expecting from these kind of sites: nonsense interface and the lack of previous usability tests lead visitors to a game. This blog is more about design than art, so please visit the Haus der Kunst site and build your own opinion.

A good menu and proper wording make this site not-that-crazy and, at the end, user friendly. A simple design and an interface that attract visitors.

Haus der Kunst is one of the leading museums in Munich, Germany.