I like the layout of the Web site Daily Candy. I love the color pallette and the hand drawn images of candy, beauty supplies , etc (depending on what page you're on). I think this site is a good example of usability. On the home page of the site a large red arrow directs you to the option of 'select your city.' The user however, can also browse through content for all cities by using the tabs to the right of the Web site's flag. When mousing over the different tabs, the text changes from black to the color of the pages background (pink, blue, green, etc). After clicking on a page's tab, the user can then choose to find an article by 'product,' 'city,' or 'feature.' I think the Web site is clearly understood, not to mention appealing to the eye.
