#awwwards.com

I like it. Its clean, the content is clear, navigation is smooth. I appreciate the lack of "scrolling animation", seemed like that was a prerequisite to win an awwward lately and was just being way too over used. I agree with toy_division that they didn't really take any imaginative risks with their design or technology but sometimes you don't have to. Sometimes you just need to use universally proven methods of getting you point across. I think they succeeded in this. Two things that bug me though. The splash page left me clueless as to what kind of company they were. After checking out the "work" section it was clear but it felt too much like I had to hunt for this info. Also... why does this company need so many suits? Seriously? There's more suits than creatives.

Wow. Beautiful. Illustrations are amazing, animation is smooth, the smooth scrolling makes me happy, and I can feel the story already through this site. Hell, it makes me want to read this book. Two small things I need to point out though, first is more crucial. When using the navigation buttons, if I click on the links in ascending order they are fine but if I do so in descending order the "active" color remains on the section I was previously at. A small thing that I feel should have been dealt with. Secondly, without a background the navigation buttons overlap some of the page elements. This throws off the composition for me a little. Other than that... wow.