ClearWebSolutions
A clean and stylish site for a web developer. The slideshow works well to get any potential clients engaged and reading. The division of the background works well, the blue allowing the slideshow to prevail while the white allows easy access to the important information.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Rodania
A stunning site for a Swiss watch maker that oozes class and sophistication. I love the use of photography here, they've managed to perfectly capture something of the beauty of the designs. The whole site mirrors the design ethic of the company itself, something that's not always easy to pull off.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Two Paperdolls
A beautiful site that makes incredible use of typefaces. The uncluttered single column approach works really well here, you can't help but scroll to the bottom. I particularly like that you can roll back the top layer of text, it's a very nice touch.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Ketch Studio
Here is an example of a seriously bold site for a creative team. The use of red and black is striking and makes an immediate statement. I particularly like the attention to detail and photographic slideshow of previous projects.
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Rain Interactive
An awesome site for a design agency that features a huge slideshow of previous projects. The slideshow is very effective at immersing the casual visitor to the site, while the simple yet brilliant concept of the three circles works well to get the identity of the company across. Some of the images are particularly striking!
Posted in Web Design → Design
Who\'s Guest
Who's Guest is a good example of a portfolio for a graphic designer. The highlighting effect that comes into play as you scroll over each design is very effective at holding your attention. I like the faded photographic background but find the overall alignment of the site doesn't quite work for me.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
IWANNABEADESIGNER
A striking site for a user interface and front-end developer. The large slider makes an immediate impact and immerses any visitors into the work of the designer. I like the restrained use of text, such as the bullet point list, as it helps a visitor to grasp the point of the site quickly.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Florida After Seven
I love how striking the graphic style of this site is. It can't fail to draw you in and further intrigue your creative mind. The typeface is excellent and really makes a strong statement alongside the unique, and surreal, illustrations.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Instagallery
A simple yet extremely effective site for the iPad App Instagallery. The use of the multicoloured strip really helps to make an impact, while the heading makes it instantly clear where you have landed. I particularly like the colour palette used and split background, it helps to break up the content.
Posted in Web Design → Software
Pline Studios
A beautiful, and creative, site for an architectural studio. I love the restrained approach and use of text justification as a feature. The gallery of previous projects works extremely well to give a brief idea of philosophy and style.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
The Rossello Residences
A stylish yet vibrant site for a residential development. I love the use of colour and painted approach to the header. This site is immediately striking and gives a great impression to potential residents.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
*Twodesigners*
A brilliantly stylish and simple site a pair of industrial product, graphic, and space designers. I love the simple monochrome approach and stylised sketch as the focal point. The restrained home page works well with only three of their most recent works being shown in the gallery section.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Calabria Estudio
A stunning and stylish portfolio site for a creative studio. I really the the contrast between the black header section and white body of the site. I love the bold use of graphical ideas. The sinking text and its reflections, the illustrations, and the spacious gallery.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
xMind
This site is made by its vibrant and colourful gallery. It immediately draws you in and almost urges you to browse! I actually quite like the simple animations of the logo, although I imagine it would get annoying after a while.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Warble Entertainment
A vibrant and instantly striking site for an entertainment agency. I really like the consistently colourful design and use of graphic illustrations to contrast with the photography. It's immediately obvious what this company does, one of the key signs of a well designed site.
Posted in Web Design → Music
Cufflink Suite
A beautifully restrained and minimal site for a wholesale cufflink supplier. It superbly thought out for a corporate site and is an extremely effective web presence for a company like this. The consistent design is great and the colour palette works really well.
Posted in Web Design → Corporate
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
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
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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