I haven't tried Aion. I'm still enjoying Perfect World.

Perfect World is ok, but I think Aion beats most of them for graphics and creativity for the most part, not sure how it is end game wise yet though, since i'm not playing now lol

PW has Aion beat in one important aspect for me: I didn't have to buy it.

Yeah, that's definitely a plus, but.... cash shopping is much more expensive than the cost and monthly fee of a game in the long run. Having played both PW and Runes of Magic and Rappelz for quite some time over the past few years, I can say I probably spent more in 3 months time than I will have spent on Aion or WoW for a year lol (yes by choice sort of, but you know how them cash shop things are and how they love to put almost essential items in them to make you purchase lol). They are nasty them cash shops, and they are devious in how they work, always making it seem like it's cheaper than the pay to plays, but in the end they are way more expensive.

Granted of course, that is only if you are a cash shop user, and you can be assured that at least 75% of players or more, are users lol.

Oh yes, many are, but I have spent tons more on pay to play than on free to play. I get cash shop items from cats shops.

The CSS Zen Garden site that was mentioned already has been a favorite of mine. It is simple and enjoyable to view while really displaying the power and versatility of CSS. Here is the link again:

http://www.csszengarden.com

It's probably been mentioned in here before, but I have to say my fav website has to be mashable. http://mashable.com It's kind of everything to everyone working on the web.

Sites i love the most:

http://www.cartier.com

Because its really well organized and its in my opinion classy and beautifull. Pure art.

http://www.mono-1.com/

Because its really creative and funny.

http://www.gettheglass.com/

Entertaining.

Sadly, my favourite site no longer exists.

I miss the old "Fly-BMI" website, the replacement one seems to have been taken over by a serious company advertising passenger flights.
The original site was designed for people concerned with obese houseflies, it gave hints on how to measure your fly's Body Mass Index (a bit tricky, you needed delicate scales) and listed special diets and exercises to keep your houseflies trim.
Alas the site is no more.

I love the Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database because it's an amazing resource, and beautifully done.

http://litmed.med.nyu.edu