We Feel Fine

By    John Garner on  Thursday, August 10, 2006
Summary: Just came across this web site called We Feel Fine. Don't know how long it's been about (3 or 4 months I think) but it is nicely designed and pretty intriguing. The concept reminds me a bit of the NewsMap aggregator in Flash, however this is not in Flash and the layout is simple and […]

Just came across this web site called We Feel Fine. Don't know how long it's been about (3 or 4 months I think) but it is nicely designed and pretty intriguing. The concept reminds me a bit of the NewsMap aggregator in Flash, however this is not in Flash and the layout is simple and very modern (IMHO).

As you can see all these feelings are floating around for you to pick from :

We Feel Fine Main

You can also refine the floaty feelings as you can see here :

We Feel Fine Settings

On some of these lovely floaty feelings, when you click on them, you get the sentence accompanied with a background image :

We Feel Fine Sentence

But you really must take a look it's well worth the time, it's a novel experience !

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Article written by  John Garner

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  1. It is stated in the mission section that the site commenced in August 2005 ! This may not be the date that the site was launched though since the statement itself is dated May 2006.

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