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I felt that the current chick-fil-a box was a little bland, So i put some illustration into the new one. I thought for different boxes you could make the chickens say different things, sort of along the lines of the hot sauce at taco bell. Overall this was a fun project.
I'm finally getting to the design phase of the web application I'm developing. Here's a preview of the direction I'm going in. ~ This is still a Work in Progress.
Comments are very welcome, the more critical the better...
Realized today that the construction and remodeling built an addition to the Peet's on Vine and Walnut -- a tribute to Alfred Peet who died in 2007.
My current blog design has been doing my head in for a long time.
It's stopped me from blogging, which is something I actually really enjoy and would like to get back into the habit of.
I've been trying to redesign it for about a year now, and every time I've had a moment of inspiration, it's been quickly followed by the feeling that it's shit, at which point I most often shut down Fireworks without saving.
So, since my usual process clearly hasn't worked, and at the risk of making an enormous arse of myself (and having people confirm my suspicions), I'm going to try something different in the hopes of getting a different result.
This is the second or third iteration of an idea which has been floating around my head for a while. It's miraculously managed to survive the don't save instinct so far.
Constructive feedback is very welcome.
Website redesign for Grid4 Communications in celebration of their 10th anniversary. Everything from accessibility and structure to graphics and content was reworked to provide customers, partners and employees a more user-friendly web experience. I worked on this project with Grid4's in-house marketing team to develop the design, functionality and message of the new site.
Grid4 is an IP communications company headquartered in Troy, MI. They provide businesses with voice, Internet, hosted VoIP and multi-location telecommunication services.
Visit Grid4 Communications' site at www.grid4.com
Web Designer Magazine asked us to give a tidy-up of the quite horrible Ryanair website.
Despite their “no frills image,” and being one of the biggest airlines in the UK, the current offering online breaks every rule of usability, persuasion architecture and common logic.
With this in mind, we haven’t just decided to take aim at the budget airline and offer no constructive criticism. We’ve gone far beyond, with a complete redesign that incorporates a sophisticated contextual affiliate scheme that replaces outdated banner ads – if you choose to see flights to Barcelona, maybe you’re also interested in getting tickets to a football game during your stay.
It gives the client far more options to generate additional revenues on the site without detracting from the user experience.
Web Designer Magazine asked us to give a tidy-up of the quite horrible Ryanair website.
Despite their “no frills image,” and being one of the biggest airlines in the UK, the current offering online breaks every rule of usability, persuasion architecture and common logic.
With this in mind, we haven’t just decided to take aim at the budget airline and offer no constructive criticism. We’ve gone far beyond, with a complete redesign that incorporates a sophisticated contextual affiliate scheme that replaces outdated banner ads – if you choose to see flights to Barcelona, maybe you’re also interested in getting tickets to a football game during your stay.
It gives the client far more options to generate additional revenues on the site without detracting from the user experience.