I happened to find this website called SaltnPixels after googling some specific things about Pods. Then I could not help but archive this under my UX folder (or tag should I say).
The site not only look clean, but it makes good use of some CSS, HTML and jQuery goodies.
Since Nomad-a-what closed doors for one day pass, I found Breather and loved the meeting rooms.
In fact, I must say that these days is such an important thing to consider all aspects of the journey in all different touch points. From the moment I googled for meeting rooms in San Francisco, then the following screens as I signed up (screenshot above) and even how I was guided to get the app and how seamless everything was.
The room was exactly as it was shown on the website. Great service Breather!
I always pay attention to detail and specially when it comes to UX. These days of so much distraction, it is a challenge to present information in a very simple way that guides the user’s attention to the right places.
As I was trying to figure out an order way for a 2 day trip to SFO for a WordPress meetup, I figured there was a tool for that, therefore: TripIt
This one is a very good article about headers and some really good points about UX. Some of the sites listed there are just incredible in terms of design, ux and functionality:
https://envato.com/blog/exploring-hero-image-trend-web-design/