2007 / June 24th/ Porsche USA
The Porchse USA website is truly a piece of art. It’s a car site — so it’s got the flash, and sex needed to sell a $70,000 car — but at the same time reflects the perfection and minute details engrained in the Porsche brand.
The quick javascript menus on the homepage let you explore a lot of content with little effort and fill up the vertical and horizontal space perfectly.
Mini sites
In my opinion, the real success of any high-end luxury item site comes from the microsites and how they fit into the main site. Porsche did a great job here with a lot of fun little widgets you can play with.
Nice comparison chart mini-site
New 911 Cabriolet mini-site
They’ve even got a nice little payment estimator that tells me I only need to scrounge up a measily $2,500 per month to own my 911 Turbo. Not too bad.
Markup
As if that weren’t enough, the site even validates as XHTML Strict! That’s quite an accomplishment for such a large site with so much dynamic content. Way to go guys!
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September 25th | #
Yes they did a great job. Nice fotos, videos and design, but the site doesn’t validate for “XHTML Strict”
October 3rd | #
They did a very good job! Doesnt matter if it is not XHTML Strict! ;-)
October 10th | #
I agree, the focus on marketing issue was probably more important than the technical implementatin. Good work, with tons of emotion :-)
October 12th | #
This is brilliant, the focus is on pureness, speed, freedom and the car itself. Nobody would look into the code if it will be “XHTML Strict”! :o)
October 18th | #
They played very good with the emotions of this car. On top of it you can feel the freedom and the speed.
January 5th | #
when r they gonna have a plugin electric car but im not talking hybrid just pure electric; we are tired of smog and the gas prices