Interesting websites are easy to find but harder to remember further down the road. Here are a few that I stumbled upon recently:

COLOURlovers: Describing itself as a “resource that monitors and influences color trends,” this site allows users to upload pallets “essentially combinations of colors” for other users to download. Never have to match your own colors again.

flipbook.in: Remarkable Japanese-language web tool that enables users to create their own 2-D animations. Click on the middle tab to view others’ contributions. Although some are pretty armature, others are surprisingly good.

CSS Beauty: When I hearken back to my webdesigning days, there’s a part of me that’s always appreciative of CSS and its potential. Yes, perhaps it’s a little “old school,” but this gallery shows that CSS is still beautiful.

Sprint Waitless: Series of short “time-saving” instructional videos from Sprint. Although some are meant to be funny, others might actually be of value to anyone living life on a tight schedule.

Tasty: An interesting web tool for web 2.0 junkies, enter a URL into this site, an it will graphically display what people have tagged it with on the social bookmarking site del.icio.us.