A Good Screen: Campaign Monitor

Speaking directly to designers. This promo page is an amazing lesson in attracting new customers. A simple and effective message wrapped in a snappy, clean look. Bonus: The story behind their marketing campaign.

A Good Screen: Wilson Miner

Easy to Read. Massive font sizes inspired by Swiss concert posters. Wilson even wrote an entire post on the topic.

A Good Screen: His and Hers

Eight Hour Day. Husband and wife team Nathan and Katie strike it simple with their studio site. Their Eli No! book is gonna be awesome.

A Good Screen: Waxing Gibbous

The New York Moon. An extraordinary publication with a schedule based on the lunar phases.

A Good Screen: The Beauty and Power of Opera

Imagine Opera. A dramatic, creative, and glamorous presentation of the Minnesota Opera that gets it right. Produced by Eight Hour Day.

A Good Screen: O Say Can You See

The Star-Spangled Banner has a new home in the Smithsonian, and you can share your story on a giant digital mosaic.

A Good Screen: Fade Up

Art of the Title. Ever wanted to spend a little more time getting to know the opening and closing title sequences of movies? I could spend hours on this site.

A Good Screen: The World In Your Inbox

Inside National Geographic redesigns their biweekly email newsletter (compare to the old version). Beautiful clean lines, wide open spaces, and effective content. Well played!

A Good Screen: At The Speed Of Art Direction

Jason Santa Maria. Don't call it a redesign... Jason has transformed the blog into more of an artform with unique designs for each article. Spend some time in the archives and for best results, start here.

A Good Screen: High Impact

Behavior. Spend some time admiring the homepage video. These guys know the best minimalism in town.

A Good Screen: V3

John Snavely's Portfolio. A beautiful and tasteful realignment. Congrats on your finished thesis, John!

A Good Screen: nasa.gov

NASA 5.0 really steps up the audience-driven realignment of the space agency. MyNASA has a long way to go, but its integration across the site is admirable. The updated mission pages get the gold star!

A Good Screen: Alpha Channel

Designs we left behind. MSNBC went through an extensive realignment this week. Cameron has a good behind the scenes as well.

A Good Screen: Drastic Fantastic

KT Tunstall. Who knew 50s comic book illustrations and Helvetica could play so nicely together? Someone should use these sensibilities for a newspaper design.

A Good Screen: Tap The Collective

What is Fluther? Rarely does a site succinctly describe themselves, but these guys get bonus points for wit and large fonts.

A Good Screen: Help Me Rhonda

Apple Support. I keep hoping that the Quicktime site will get a revamp like this. Wishful thinking methinks.

A Good Screen: A Classical Naked Light

The Met's New Greek and Roman Galleries. One of the best interactive graphics from the Times to date, including 360 panos, audio commentary, and historical context.

A Good Screen: Joie De Vivre

Rion's photoblog relaunches. With spring in Paris comes a fresh coat of paint in reds and blues. Très beau, de bon goût, Mike and Rion!

A Good Screen: Did Someone Say Earthy?

Electric Pulp. Big fan of the team page. I feel a more robust post brewing about handcrafted design elements and the use of illustration and watercolor on the web. (via cameron)

A Good Screen: A Through E

Monocle. A fresh focus on global affairs, business, culture, design and all you need in life. (via cameron)