Sites of the Week: August, Mobile Playbook, Football HQ and more

I really love the sites selected for this week. Take a special look on three of them, Oregon Football HQ, August and the Janne Koivistoinen’s portfolio, they really know how to take part of the scroll feature! Check out these sites and the whole selection, share with us what you think and stay tuned for the next week!

Take a look on all the other sites we’re featuring today. Also you can keep sending me your suggestions via Twitter twitter.com/FabianoMe and include #abdz_sites in the message.

DESIGN / CSS

Oregon Football HQ – oregongridiron.com/#!/footballhq

Welcome to the Future of Football. Check out www.oregongridiron.com and learn how Oregon is leading the way.

The Mobile Playbook – themobileplaybook.com

The Mobile Playbook is a resource guide from Google to help businesses win with mobile. It features insights, case studies and recommendations on how any business can operationalize mobile.

APP / WEB APP / SERVICE

CakeMail – cakemail.com

If you know how to email, you know how to CakeMail.

Pinstriped – pinstriped.com

Hide everything that’s personal and irrelevant for business meetings with a branded interface. It’s like cleaning up your office before your client visits, but with a single click.

COMMUNITY / PORTAL / STORE / EVENT

Tradestone Confections – tradestoneconfections.com

We value flavor over fuss. Artisan, handcrafted chocolate assortments and other gourmet confections delivered direct to your door.

August – agst.co

August is where the world’s most talented artists are discovered and experienced by the world. A place where they can forge meaningful relationships that amplify their media, build their community, and ultimately, grant them the social and financial freedom to ceaselessly create.

STUDIO / PORTFOLIO / BLOG

Janne Koivistoinen – janne.me

I’m Janne, a Graphic Designer based in Helsinki, Finland. I possess over nine years of experience in the graphic design world, specializing in the creation of responsive websites and visual identities.