Examples of some highly interactive websites include:
Sketch Swap - A great site showcasing the ability of Flash to provide an interactive experience on the web. Users draw whatever they like on the note book, then submit their drawing to watch someone else sketch something.
Rafael Nadal - Official website of World no.1 tennis player Rafael Nadal. An entertaining site that uses type and graphics to create an entertaining interactive navigational experience.
Polyvore - Is a unique easy-to-use web based application that allows users to mix and match outfits. Images are "clipped" from online store websites then dragged and dropped to create outfits. The "sets" can then be shared, viewed, commented on and favoured, users can also manage, join and judge competitions run by other users throughout the site. Each product in the set is linked to the online store where the image originated from, and from there users have an option of buying the item. It is part social networking and part designer's club, creating a haven for anyone interested in fashion.
This blog has been created for the unit Interactive Design I. The main purpose of this is to provide information on the world of Interactive Design. This blog provides the user with related definitions, examples and links to other blogs and design related websites. Due to the current trends in society and technology, it is essential for future graphic designers to have a grasp on Interactive design.
Sketch Swap - A great site showcasing the ability of Flash to provide an interactive experience on the web. Users draw whatever they like on the note book, then submit their drawing to watch someone else sketch something. 
Rafael Nadal - Official website of World no.1 tennis player Rafael Nadal. An entertaining site that uses type and graphics to create an entertaining interactive navigational experience.
Polyvore - Is a unique easy-to-use web based application that allows users to mix and match outfits. Images are "clipped" from online store websites then dragged and dropped to create outfits. The "sets" can then be shared, viewed, commented on and favoured, users can also manage, join and judge competitions run by other users throughout the site. Each product in the set is linked to the online store where the image originated from, and from there users have an option of buying the item. It is part social networking and part designer's club, creating a haven for anyone interested in fashion. 
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