The first website that I liked the layout to was Movado.com. I liked this page because the name of the website was centered at the page. That always get my attention if the title or brand is bold and in the center. I also like how they organize the categorizes for watches.
The second website that I like the format of was the iconic Jordan brand website. Although Jordan is really popular, I feel that people don't buy Jordan apparel on the website that much. What I do like about the website is how they have their top product as their main screen. I think some websites shy away from that or have it below the "fold" so that they aren't forcing the product to the consumers. I also like how they decided to use the blue background for the shoes.
The third website I take a liking to is the Rolex.com website. The main reason I like this layout is because it doesn't provide too many options for the viewers. Although it allows for the viewer to click on what I view as the main product; it's very limited. I like how they try to have the visitor interact with the website by clicking the menu option as a way to shop around.
A website design layout that I really liked was the Lamborghini website. The reason I liked this website was because of the interaction it provides. You aren't able to see the video because of the snapshot but it was really cool. When you open the website it has a slideshow that includes the car driving on the open road. I thought this was an interesting way to show off their product.
The last website is Diesel.com. I thought this website was a tad bit different because it provides prices for the jeans above the fold. Many clothing and apparel websites have the website visitor click a couple links before they are able to see the price of a product. This is extremely important due to the fact that younger audiences do not have the attention span that older audiences do. This can also be a tactic to enhance younger audiences which can be a really good tool for certain brands.
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