FiftyThree
A simply perfect site to advertise a new iPad app. FiftyThree have done a beautiful job with Paper, and this website is designed to show it off. I like the restrained use of text and the subtle but intuitive footer that includes the navigation.
Posted in Web Design → Software
Shopping Cart PSD
A simple shopping cart checkout page, that uses clean and clear buttons to guide you through to checkout. I like the clarity of the design, and the intuitive layout.
Posted in Interface → Web App
The Neighbourhood
A great example of a blog for a creative studio, where stories and worlds come to life across many forms of visual communication. I love the illustration that fills the header and the strong single column design.
Posted in Web Design → Blog
£1 Leather Envelope
A great example of textured design. Envelope is vectored (not including textures) and the psd is fully organised, allowing easy customization of the layers.
Posted in Interface → Element
The House Media Agency
A solid site for a design agency that uses a colourful design to make a statement. I particularly like that they have the gallery of designs at the top of the site.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Axel Aubert
A very different portfolio site for an individual designer that certainly bears the mark of his character. The simple navigation on the left works well to complement what could be a slightly confusing scrolling central column.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Blue Lightbulb Icon
An interesting example of an icon that's bright and engaging while conveying a clear purpose. The lightbulb/pencil design has been done before, but it's a good motif.
Posted in Interface → Other
Blueweb
A clean and distinctive portfolio site for a web design agency that makes a statement. I particularly like the use of tactile buttons and effortless use of space, this is a stylish outfit.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Profile Cards
A great design for a web interface that uses a team page. I really like the clean design and lack of visual clutter. The icons are excellent and the use of colour is excellent.
Posted in Interface → Web App
Sweet Roots
A simple but beautifully crafted logo that works through the slightly hand-drawn nature of the design. I really like the way the orange colour works on a white background and the simple imagery.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Car On White
An effortlessly enticing site for anyone who loves their cars. It's a beautiful way to showcase the superb work the car designers are coming out with. I love the quality of the images and just how simple the concept is.
Posted in Web Design → Photography
Gusteau
Gusteau is an original and unique theme for restaurants, pubs and bars, that combines pure elegance with timeless design and superb technical qualities. I love the impact of the huge image slider, it really grabs your attention.
Posted in Web Design → Food
Cuppa
A simple, but perfectly judged, site for a small design team based in Kent, South East England. I really like the relaxed feel of the design and the easy way the designer has used textures and type.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Mega Dropdown Menu
Navigation with large drop down also known as a ‘Mega Menu’. Ideal for e-commerce sites with large product ranges. I like the clean design and subtle colour fades that add presence to the menu.
Posted in Interface → Element
Minima Logotype
A perfect example of a logotype that effortlessly represents the name of this company. I love the attention the designer has given to the typography, the thickness of the strokes just works.
Posted in Branding → Logo
iPrint Icon
A simply but beautifully designed printer icon that could work well in a variety of interfaces. I like the little touches of detail, they help to add depth to the design.
Posted in Interface → Element
A Republica
A beautiful example of how a physical design can really grab your attention. I love the use of red for the key text, somehow it works perfectly with the turquoise detailing. The detail and attention to typography is what helps to set this design apart.
Posted in Branding → Logo