While searching for design firms around me I came across this design firm in West Roxbury and I LOVE their website, it is a single page site that is clean, clear and very well designed with their color palate, navigation and a very sucessful single page website which I see more and more often lately.
This is a really nice website design - the way their projects are displayed (dramatic photos and showing the projects in use) holds some great ideas for your portfolio.
Interesting that 1 page sites are becoming more contemporary. The conventional wisdom used to mean designers would NOT use scrolling, but instead to use links to open new pages. This is an interesting transition - from "no scroll to scroll only."
Any ideas as to why this might be taking place? Could it be the explosive use of mobile devices?
FROM AMANDA Hi guys, I'm sure some of you are familiar with this book if you were in one of Coni's classes previously, but I have been following their blog and find it to be really helpful and inspiring in itself with all the ideas it gives you. I find myself going there when I need some creative inspiration on a project! I think its a really useful resource.
While searching for design firms around me I came across this design firm in West Roxbury and I LOVE their website, it is a single page site that is clean, clear and very well designed with their color palate, navigation and a very sucessful single page website which I see more and more often lately.
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This is a really nice website design - the way their projects are displayed (dramatic photos and showing the projects in use) holds some great ideas for your portfolio.
ReplyDeleteInteresting that 1 page sites are becoming more contemporary. The conventional wisdom used to mean designers would NOT use scrolling, but instead to use links to open new pages. This is an interesting transition - from "no scroll to scroll only."
Any ideas as to why this might be taking place? Could it be the explosive use of mobile devices?
Jose suggests we look at this website - for Ryan Scherf, and I agree. Check it out:
ReplyDeletehttp://ryanscherf.net/
FROM AMANDA
ReplyDeleteHi guys, I'm sure some of you are familiar with this book if you were in one of Coni's classes previously, but I have been following their blog and find it to be really helpful and inspiring in itself with all the ideas it gives you. I find myself going there when I need some creative inspiration on a project! I think its a really useful resource.
http://blog.noplasticsleeves.com