We have some pumpkin-colored sites this week on Friday Focus, just in time for Halloween. Enjoy!

I’m doing something different this week on Friday Focus. I found one site with ten different styles on the same content (plus one homepage). Each one tries to match the visitor’s mood for the day. It’s also a good way to showcase one’s design repertoire. The designer also employs many interesting techniques into each style, so be sure to check all of them out!

Our featured sites today look like they were all hit by something disastrous. It’s an interesting trend perfect for the scary month of October. Welcome to this week’s Friday Focus!

Digitally recreating light is a pretty challenging task, and this week we’re going to look at websites that manage to use this effect brilliantly.

Design usually means arranging things in an orderly, meaningful manner, but this week we’re throwing that out of the window and going for chaotic and whimsical sites. Happy 4th of July weekend, everyone, and welcome to this week’s Friday Focus!

This week on Friday Focus, we celebrate great icon design which carries the overall look of our featured websites.

This week on Friday Focus: websites that look like they made of paint, not pixels.

Nature-inspired websites come by the dozen these days, but this week’s featured designs up the ante. They’re really lovely, I promise!

This week’s Friday Focus features different institutions of society as design inspiration for the featured websites. Did they make you do a double-take too?

Rainbows are typically loud and attention-grabbing, but these sites have toned down the explosion of color to bring about a more modern look altogether.

Let’s take a look at websites that all use illustrated mountains (or are those hills?) in their designs. See how the sloping sceneries change with each purpose and mood. Welcome to this week’s Friday Focus!

Say the word “vintage” and different images come to mind. This week’s Friday Focus show how the old-era look can differ from one website to another. Which decades are these designs inspired by?