Loads more beautiful iWeb sites

It has been a while since I ran one of these post, primarily because I have been spending a lot of time building iWeb themes and working on a few new projects I am in the middle of starting, but there is nothing I enjoy more than looking at well built and beautifully designed iWeb sites.

So here is a list of some of my current favorites, and as with the last time if you have an iWeb site that you think deserves a mention, feel free to leave a comment or drop me an e-mail and I will see about adding it to the list.

To start the ball rolling on this post is another iWeb site from Scott Williams over at www.eyevero.com (which is also a well designed iWeb site).

Shaver Sports is designed and built in iWeb 3.0.1. I think the old paper effect goes so well with the modern dynamic photos and white background.

JF Photo – a nice clean site built in iWeb 3.0.1. Plenty of white space and a funky nav-bar too.

Mono Machina – The hand-drawn feel of this site is amazing. Very creative.

Cottonmouth – This has got to be one of the best iWeb sites ever built. It’s gorgeous. Great design and fantastic photography too; all in iWeb 3.0.1.

Rapid Ear Movement – What a fantastically different navigation. Great colors and nice use of subtle gradients as well, once again in iWeb 3.0.1.

Silva and Pardo – I just love the color of this site. It looks so clean too and nothing to distract the eye. Smoothness from iWeb 2.0.4.

Cari Smick – The first time I have seen an overlarge photo used as a background and I think it looks great. Once again iWeb 3.0.1.

Altea – El Bodegode Pepe – A simple site which just (in my opinion) looks beautiful.

SuperMarket Creative – Lovely colors and a nav-bar that cries out to be used, a lovely site made in iWeb 3.0.1.

My English Images – A site built in iWeb 3.0.1 and which contains some great images. The navigation stands out well too.

Verheyen Kevin – A super-wide iWeb site built in iWeb 3.0.1. There is a bit of horizontal scrolling to do, but I think it adds to this site.

What do you think of these sites? Have you seen any or (even) have you designed any that are worthy of the praise of the All About iWeb regulars. Leave a comment and let us know.