Quinn is a great little Tetris clone for Mac OS X, unfortunately the icons are not very “Mac Like” and there isn’t a great selection a backgrounds. That’s where the Quinn Replacement Pack comes in. Including brand new toolbar buttons, a selection of 6 custom backgrounds, and a new piece style.

Download: Quinn Replacement Pack

Toolbar Buttons

Top – Default Icons, Bottom – New Mac Buttons (Icons thanks to Glyphish)

Backgrounds

Here is my proposed realignment for the website of Mac System Notification App – Growl. If you have any comments or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment.

Firstly, I just made a few minor adjustments to the header. I added some rays, shadows and highlights.

Then I decided to ditch the white menu and main content area for green ones. I also made the menu a little larger.

The main content area was then divided into two sections. One for a short description of the app and the download button. And one for a video demonstration of Growl.

Lastly, I decided to put all the partners and footer content on a nice brown background, to help differentiate between the main content and the sub content.

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Here is my proposed realignment for the website of Mac App Developer – Flying Meat Software. If you have any comments or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment.

To kick things off, I textured the background a little.

Then I moved the logo and site navigation, up to the top. And added a nice dark background for the header.

I made the Application titles look slightly indented, for a more professional. Then I made the “More Info” and “Download” links more prominent, and added some icons.

Lastly I put some faint dividers between the apps and above the copyright.

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Here is my proposed realignment for the website of Safari Ad/Flash Blocker – Click2Flash. If you have any comments or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment.

As always, I started with the background first. I added a bit of texture and a highlight behind the header. Then I reworked their logo/icon, to something a little more presentable.

Then I added some color to the download buttons. I colored the latest stable release green, to represent go/good. And the latest beta was colored orange, to represent warning/carefulness.

The link colors were changed to a greenish blue, to compliment the download buttons.

Next, I jazzed up the Features section, with nicer bullets and swirls next to the title.

Screenshots were added, to allow visitors to get better idea of what they are downloading.

The “Support Other Video Sites” and “Help” links, were reworked to stand out more, but not so much that they get in the way.

Finally, I just made some small adjustments to the text, like adding sleek dividers and the “What is ClickToFlash:” heading.

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For the first time ever, DVQ has been featured on CSSMania. I guess I must have done something right :)