The site for Norwegian studio Unfold has some interesting & unexpected layout with 45 degree angle text and blocks of color, and panning and sliding interface elements.
Unfold
Published on Wednesday, Apr 13, 2011 in designs
The site for Norwegian studio Unfold has some interesting & unexpected layout with 45 degree angle text and blocks of color, and panning and sliding interface elements.
Best zoomable user interface evah.
Cameron Moll's gorgeous Colosseo poster reimagines the Roman Colloseum with type, and the elegant product site beautiful tells its story.
citizenMag pulls off the bento-box style with their nice use of the jQuery Masonry plugin with this dark and bold take on the online magazine.
Via @swissmiss
A Melbourne based designer, specialising in graphic design, web design and icons.
Sugagloss, a top end retailer of exclusive adult accessories, underwear and gifts.
Built completely in Flash around a massively enhanced Magento backend, it behaves like a designer shoppers dream – and yet with it’s HTML progressive build methodology it ticks all SEO best practice requirements – whilst never for a moment compromising it’s user centric, highly engaging environment.
Sweet tweets. The Made by Many crew shows what they're up to at SXSW with this constantly updating status page. Love the fresh/stale indicator.
Pete Usborne is a British digital designer currently living and working in Sydney. This is the 2010 edition of his latest work
Portfolio showcasing the favourite projects of designer Dom Goodrum.
Portfolio showcasing the illustrations of Andy Ward
Portfolio showcasing the work of freelance interaction designer and digital creative Richard Brown.
The redesign of the Flower Press Creative Studio website is fresh, approachable and showcases client work in a case study format. The site uses standards compliant CSS throughout. Since 2001 our full-service creative studio has provided comprehensive services in the areas of brand identity, user experience, development and print.
The 2010 Portfolio (Oz Edition) of graphic and digital designer, Pete Usborne
Promoting the documentary "By The People: The Election of Barack Obama", this site uses full screen flash and full-screen scaling images to get across some of the passion of the actual campaign.
A t-shirt store design re-think
So this year my company plaid decided to create a tool to help people save time around the holidays. It's called the Merry Newsinator and it generates a customized personal newsletter in about 3 minutes. Anyways hope you like it and would love to see you post it. I have included one we did for santa claus below! Happy Holidays!
Minimalistic website for Dew, strategy consultants agency.
Independent and innovative digital agency; delivering web design, seo, ecommerce, content management and marketing services.
A beautifully designed eCommerce website showcasing this boutique chocolate shop.
The portfolio site of the Webgriffe does an excellent job highlighting the work of a web agency with interests in both the fashion and design trends. The site immerse the user in a business catwalk video on the background. The studio worked hard to realize a SEO friendly dinamic flash site with deep linking navigation and high attention to usability.
Mediumrare just launched the redesign of a Calgary Restaurant called Bonterra. Check out the food gallery for pure awesomeness.
Hitotoki is a literary project collecting stories tied to geographic locations. Nice hand drawn details and minimalist sensibility. Uses the connection to locales using Google Maps to navigate the story spaces on the home page.
The pre-launch website for Wasabi Travel - who are due to launch their winter sports webapp in late 2009.
An information dense layout resembling a tabloid design. I like the table of contents on the right side, and the footer content.
Distressed paper nailed to a 2x4's make up the background of this event site's blog.
Lovely minimalist portfolio of UK illustrator Zara Picken.
The W3C undergoes its first major redesign in years, simplifying its information architecture, adding visual polish. The header, sidebar, and icons are major improvements, and the addition of progressive disclosure behaviors simplify some of the rather lengthy lists.
Guilty Brotherhood's new Couture Fashion site features the latest in couture with an edge. Designed by FINE Design Group's Katerina Yermolitskaya.
Minimalissimo practices what they preach. They blog about all type of minimalist design, and their own design is really just that: minimalist.
Their pagination design is also pretty sweet.
I like the prominent header, and the fun use of illustration on this site, especially in the header and footer. The grass overlapping tabs, and the whimsical footer tunnels are great.