Sete Tres
A fascinating site for a web designer that takes a completely unique approach! It allows you to open and close sections of the site from an incredibly minimal starting point. It's really got to be seen to be understood.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Joypad
A brilliant interface design for an iPhone app that turns your phone into a game controller. It's very pretty, but it's also going to be fully functional! I love how reminiscent it is of the NES controllers.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Pascal Altena
A simple but gorgeous site for a web designer. I like the use of pink as a highlight colour in the text, it really grabs your attention. The intuitive layout is great, it leads you through all the important information to the gallery of recent work.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Clothing Shop Menu
A great shot of the menu of a web app designed for a clothing shop. I really like the varied use of textures to add interest and give depth to the design. The typeface is good, if a little difficult to read at points.
Posted in Interface → Web App
Coffee Time
An absolutely brilliant branding concept for some coffee cups. I really like the stylistic look at attention to detail throughout the designs. The dark colours chosen here are rich and perfectly fitting for coffee cups.
Posted in Branding → Product
Joey Rabbitt
A beautiful site for a web designer and front-end developer. The intuitive and concisely descriptive headers allow quick understanding of the site. I particularly like the simple gallery and two column layout, with the biography on the right.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Goody Curve
A fascinating project that aimed to redefine the user interface of current hair dryer forms. The handle design and button placement are the biggest changes, it would be intriguing to see how much of a difference this makes.
Posted in Interface → Other
Cinnamon Toast
A great site for a design agency that draws you in with its bright use of colours. I like the illustrations and graphic styling of the site, it gives an idea of the style of the designers. The simple five-slide gallery slider works well to showcase recent work.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Stickybeak
A simple site for a web design agency that uses a two column layout. I like the company's logo and the colour palette. The text is effectively descriptive and leads the visitor to an understanding of the company.
Posted in Web Design → Design
101 West
A stylish and sleek design for a localised social network. This social network is designed around one particular art institute and has specific features to keep the students in touch with each other. I really like the typefaces used and the approach to design.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Abduzeedo Amplifier
A great interface design that has good iPad app potential. The glowing red dials are striking and hold your attention. I particularly like the use of texture here and the custom typeface employed.
Posted in Interface → Other
Mark Dearman
A strangely spacious site for a designer and art director. I really like the subtle but angular background and the restrained use of text. The images help to bring the site to life.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Piccirilli Dorsey
A striking site for a design agency that makes great use of white text on a black background to make an impact. I particularly like the intuitive layout and use of bright colours to add interest.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Taffy Twist
A great rebranding of 'Gourmet Taffy'. The colours are inviting and perfectly reminiscent of the century-old product. I really like the simple physical design of the packaging, it works well to show off the product.
Posted in Branding → Product
Foundry
A gorgeous portfolio site for the Foundry multidisciplinary design studio. I love the impact that the site makes, the huge examples of design work filling your consciousness. The combination of colours, textures, and typefaces make this a fascinating thing to behold.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Mount Tea Special Edition
A gorgeous, and unique, example of brilliant packaging design. I love the bright and vibrant use of colour and geometric shapes. The concept of using a shape that accurately represents not only the brand name, but also the shape of the tea bags, is just great!
Posted in Branding → Product