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I ran across this site a few days ago while looking at one of the thousands “50 Best Sites of A Certain Kind” lists across the internet – and was blown away by the design and navigation/’scrolling.’ The site operates as one gigantic graphic larger than your browser, that you click and drag to view. What sounds annoying quickly becomes efficient and exciting to reveal what is hidden. Faub.org‘s description follows:

Faub.org is a neighborhood for creative PostK NOLA. // Derived from Faubourg, Faub.org is an independent sanctuary where ideas are shared and work created. // We as a group are dedicated to preserving, fostering, and unifying our singular creative voice and heritage and pushing our culture forward in new and progressive ways.

Check out the site and the great work housed on it at http://www.faub.org/index.html

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Ricky Salsberry is an interactive designer working in Chicago and the editor of The Donut Project. In his spare time he reads/rants about technology, watches hockey, wrecks his bike, and designs some more.