How do you package your application? Have a look at these, they have done a really good job. They should be able to give you some inspiration of designing your website or web application in Mac style as well.
1. Disco – Mac Disc Burning
2. Versions – Mac Subversion Client
3. Checkout – Point of Sale for Mac
4. Pixelmator – Image Editing for the Rest of Us
5. KiINVOICE – Invoicing Made Simple
6. Delicious Library – Catelog, Browse and Share Your Stuff
7. Warehouse – Subversion Browser
8. Coda – One-Window Web Development for Mac
9. CSSEdit – Web 2.0 in Style
10. Cha-Ching – Fun and Easy to Use Money Manager
Do you have your favourite ones in your mind? Feel free to suggest them, I will add it to the list. Please bookmark this, this post is regularly updated.





Strictly the webpage, you hit all of my top favorites (and introduced some new ones). Here are some real nice ones, and more average, but still some really nice looking sites:
Tangerine:
http://www.potionfactory.com/tangerine/
Midnight Inbox:
http://www.midnightbeep.com/
xPad:
http://www.getxpad.com/
TextMate:
http://macromates.com/
Linkinus:
http://www.linkinus.com/
xyle scope:
http://culturedcode.com/xyle/
What is so great about that list is that about 5 of those listed were designed by the same guys, Jasper Hauser, Austin Sarner, that whole crew working with Made by Sofa software. I think we can all agree that Hauser is an absolute prodigy when it comes to Mac interface and website design.
Just to be clear, Warehouse is a downloadable web application, not a native OSX app. But, you can tell where Justin got some of his design inspiration from in the design of the website and the application itself.
This might sound silly but – is there like a template that all of these mac application sites use?!?!?! They all basically have the same layout…
thanks for sharing
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