Turntable
DJs need business cards and you pretty much can\'t top one that is a turntable! As you spin the record, different information is revealed. An ingenious mechanism that makes your potential client actively want to read your information! I love the beautiful simplicity of the design and commitment to the concept.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
bio-bak
An absolutely fascinating approach to user interface design. This is a contact page like no other... The hand-drawn style is used effectively, and while I not totally on board with the changing of the mouse and attempts to get you to view the site fullscreen, it's certainly a different approach to a contact page!
Posted in Interface → Web App
Ameza
An excellent logo for a producer and DJ that makes good use of a solid black background. It could have worked well to use more outstanding colours, the palette is a little restrained. I do, however, like the typeface chosen and the white of the text really stands out on the black background (as always).
Posted in Branding → Logo
Jaffar Khorshidi
A clean and stylish portfolio for a'multi-disciplinary designer' based in Manchester. I like the consistent use of white on black and the strong contrast achieved. The portfolio section itself is attractive and gives a good amount of space to each design.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Mobilezr
A well thought out and decidedly pretty site for a mobile App developer. The layout is intuitive and the site guides you down the page rather than leaving you to figure it out for yourself. I particularly like the attention to detail and little hand-drawn touches.
Posted in Web Design → Software
Poetry in the Air
A gorgeous logo for any music based design company. I love the concept of the vinyl record breaking into streams of paint-like colour! In addition it\'s worth noting how good the flow of the logo is, it works beautifully read from left to right!
Posted in Branding → Logo
Sergey Popovych
A clean and minimal site for a UX & product designer from the Ukraine. I like the simplicity of the header and effective contrast between black and white throughout the site. A gallery of previous work is a great way to add interest and colour to your site.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Chris Arbini
A beautiful and effortlessly minimal site that allows this designer's work to make an immediate impact. I love the subtle use of colour and restrained use of text. The gallery section really draws you in and gets you straight to the point.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Fox Business for iPhone
A sleek and stylish App from the people at Fox! I like the consistent black and gold theme and businesslike approach to interface design. The use of thumbnails is good, as is the choice of typeface. The numbers and text are all clearly readable!
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Master of Disguise
A simple but incredibly ingenious idea for a business card! This one is great because it’s actually super cheap. The card is one color, uses minimal ink and doesn’t have to have any special materials, folds or cuts. I’ll wager that most people won’t be able to resist sneaking it up to their lip for a quick dose of mustache mischief!
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Sumit Paul
An intriguing site for a designer who focuses on \'typographically sound\' design. It\'s interesting that it\'s so stripped back and minimal and simply includes a shot from his latest project rather than a gallery. I do, however, like the focal slideshow and the beautiful graphical detail on each slide.
Posted in Web Design → Design
TweetDeck for iPad
As probably the foremost Twitter client (if you ignore Twitter\'s own client) TweetDeck has a lot of weight on its shoulders. It certainly lives up to the hype with its gorgeous interface designed specifically for the iPad. I love the logo and stylish grey colour scheme!
Posted in Interface → iPad App
Hairloss Specialist
A wonderfully deranged idea for a business card for a hairloss company! I love the concept, it could spark a slew of finger puppet based business cards. The quality of the image really helps to make this card work well, how can you resist?
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Sean O'Brien
An awesome site for professional windsurfer Sean O'Brien. I love the graphic design ideas and how it all fits in a single window with no scrolling! The simple drop down navigation bar is a nice touch, as is the detailing on the logo!
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OmniGraffle
Omnigraffle is a carefully thought out App for creating a quick diagram or process chart on your iPad. The menu bar is really effective at giving you all your options in one single place, leaving the rest of the space for your colourful diagrams!
Posted in Interface → iPad App
Caffeine Creative
A bright and immediately striking site for a web design agency. The use of yellow as a focal colour works very effectively! The use of typeface really helps to engage visitors, but some of the sizing of the text further down the page, while obviously intended to highlight certain things, is a little distracting.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Weatherbug
A fascinating way to experience the weather on your iPad. I love the heat imagery and sheer amount of information that is available from a single window. I particularly like the design of the sidebar, it\'s effortlessly functional and looks just great!
Posted in Interface → iPad App
Happenin'
An interesting logo that's all about the typeface. I really like the amount of detail that's been put into the typeface, the hole through the apostrophe is particularly nice! The colour palette is intriguing but actually seems to work pretty well!
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Found Colour
A clean and intuitive site for a graphic designer and frontend web developer. It\'s a good example of effective selection of typefaces, the name of the site is interesting and made a focal point while the main text is in a more clearly readable typeface. I particularly like the portfolio gallery and the differently sized thumbnails of each project!
Posted in Web Design → Design
FlickStackr
FlickStackr is an excellent way to browse Flickr on your iPad! The icon design is good which always helps to make the overall experience enjoyable. The use of thumbnails throughout is good and allows the wealth of Flickr photography to shine through!
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