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I almost gave up of this a couple times. The illustration just wasn't coming together. I tried what felt like 100 different kinda of hands before just going with little blobs. One day I'm going to organize the content below the image better, but for now this will do.
Webdesign-Vorschlag für das Kosmetikstudio Venus & Apoll www.venus-apoll.de
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The client here wanted something that was basically a virtual business card. The design is simple and the site was created completely in Flash MX.
This is the initial design comps for an upcoming language wiki site. Just in the final stages of design then building it over Xmas to go live in the new year. This still has a lot of detailed changes and content to be added.
I'm trying to code my first .com site. A personal website that is. What do you think?
Its still missing a hell of a lot like a menu and links and stuff. But I'm getting there...
Text input field has focus in Google Chrome. Border of the actual formfield is a background image...
Posted here - www.davidleeking.com/2006/11/11/find-the-title-of-this-page/
What's the title of this page? Here are your options, by just taking a quick glance at the page:
- Teens News (title tag, small type under large "start pages" text in orange box)
- Start Pages (highlighted text in both orange areas, highlighted text in blue menu)
- Teens' News (highlighted text in left-hand menu and in larger orange box breadcrumb link)
- Teens' News Detail (phrase found by carrot - underneath orange box)
- Teens Feature Highlights (text dropped in an outlined box)
- Teen (largest text on page - but also most difficult to see)
- audience_teens_features (from the URL)
The new Incase site. Very macish, big pictures, dark layout with a slight approach towards embracing different services of the web like flickr, youtube and a blog.
Circa 2006.
This is the final version of the website's layout, before integrating actual content. Most of the "paper" section would be cropped closer to the content area during normal viewing (I took this screencap at a higher monitor resolution than most people use). The small section of paper in the main area was only displayed in certain sections that required additional navigation or "special announcements"
Demoversion of my new webdesign idea for bus.oldvwmania.nl.
See www.flickr.com/photos/oldvwmania/6784195333/ for the original moockup.