ShutterBug
Chalked full of good looks, Shutterbug gives you a digital attaché for your photographs. Show off your works in the hero slider, galleries, blog posts, or all the above. With so many great ways to feature your photo collection, Shutterbug is the theme for any serious or budding photographer.
Posted in Web Design → Photography
Hoarder
A grid-based, layout-shuffling, finger licking theme with support for all sorts of content – it’s responsive to boot. Show off galleries, quotes, links, video, audio, or good old standard posts. With three different home page templates, you’re sure to find a look to suit your blogging needs.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Fan Cuircuit
Monitor your reputation, your news mentions, your PR campaigns, your employees, or your competition. Using FanCircuit has saved us significant amounts of time over our previous social media monitoring tools approach.
Rock DenimPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
The Mealings
A superb site for a pair of married web designers, that makes an immediate impact. I particularly like the two-column layout and the typographic choices.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Ross School Photography
Based in the Ilkley area, Ross School Photography have ten years experience in quality school and pre-school photography. We provide creative, fun, value for money photography in a relaxed, informal yet highly professional manner.
David AppleyardPosted in Web Design → Photography
Callisto
Callisto is a sharp looking Shopify theme, that offers two different style options – light and dark. Callisto is fully Responsive, it looks and works great on mobile devices, tablets and computers.
Posted in Web Design → Corporate
Hydrant
A collaboration between Split and digital agency Hydrant to create a fully responsive website that works on any screen. On wider screens the website will display in 4 columns and as the screen size gets smaller, the column numbers reduce without needing to reload. There are six different gird layouts for every page to help maximise the user experience and display the content in the most effective way for the user's screen size. The main navigation bar and menu also follow this principle. For large screens, the sidebar navigation has two sizes depending on the width. The navigation then moves to the top of the screen for small screens, tablets and mobiles.
Oliver BentleyPosted in Web Design → Design
By Association Only
By Association Only are a web design agency in Hereford & Cambridge, UK. Built using HTML5, it has a responsive, clean and minimal design.
Evan RichardsPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Kait Bos
A clean portfolio site for a graphic designer that's full of character and makes a great statement about the style of this particular designer.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Cirq
A stunning site for a wine maker that uses typography to grab you attention. I love the consistent design and the attention to detail.
Posted in Web Design → Food
The Producer
The Producer is a film focused WordPress theme for studios and production companies. It was entirely designed around showcasing videos. Features a unique “panel” effect when scrolling as well as a traditional credit roll effect.
Chris MolitorPosted in Web Design → Misc
Telegraph Branding
I portfolio site for design and branding studio Telegraph.
Isaiah SamePosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Siminki - freelance web design
Siminki is the responsive portfolio of experienced freelance web designer and front end developer Simon Marshall.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
The Web Development Group
The design of the site is focused around the word “pop”. WDG makes brands “pop” online so we wanted to incorporate that idea into all aspects of the design.
Posted in →
Roy Barber - Freelance Designer
Responsive and retina ready portfolio of Roy Barber, A UK Based freelance designer. Built on a stripped down version of WordPress with a huge focus on speed and load times, only 2kb zipped and mostly served from cdn's.
Posted in →
Tiny Factory
A lovely one page design to promote a new Kickstarter project, with fun use of transitions and animation.
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