Browse the '41 Websites with Great Design (Examples)' list. Identify three distinct websites that effectively use interactive elements or animation to engage visitors. For each chosen website, explain why it's a good example based on the description provided on the page, focusing on the interactive or animated features.
Navigate to the '41 Websites with Great Design (Examples)' page. Scroll through the page, examining each website example's description for mentions of 'Interactive', 'Animation', 'Filters and Effects', or 'Microinteractions' under 'Design Characteristics' or in the main description. Select three distinct websites that best exemplify the use of interactive elements or animation. For each selected website, extract the key details from its description that explain why it's a good example of using interactive elements or animation. List the three identified websites and their corresponding explanations.
Identify three distinct websites from the list. All three identified websites must explicitly mention 'Interactive', 'Animation', 'Filters and Effects', or 'Microinteractions' in their descriptions or 'Design Characteristics' section. For 'MAD', the explanation should mention 'interactivity' and 'unexpected interactive effects' or 'users can play with the MAD logo, move objects around'. For 'Glob', the explanation should mention 'filters and effects' and 'liquify effect' or 'interact with designs through a liquify effect'. For 'Gucci Beauty Foundation', the explanation should mention 'interactive shades palettes' or 'quiz game' or 'interactive way'. Ensure all explanations are directly supported by the text provided on the webpage.