When I am working on a project I tend to save many different types of files in that project's folder. For example, research for a recent music-related article contained: PDFs, Pages documents, mp3s, Text documents, jpgs, and webloc files. While I really appreciate the new file types that are Quick Looked in Leopard, I am frustrated that bookmarks/weblocs just show up with the "@" icon.
Of course what's really called for is a Quick Look plugin, but until that time, here's what I did:
- Email webpage to yourself. In Safari, choose Safari » Mail Contents of This Page (or command Command-I).
- Drag that email from Mail to the project folder. This will create an email 'document' in that folder (linked to the message in Mail). The message has a low-res HMTL preview of the site that you bookmarked.
This is tantalizing if nothing else, as it shows that most of the functionality is already there -- the Finder is now rendering HTML (for emails, at least) dragged to a folder. Of course, support for weblocs in Quick Look would be even better.

