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This is the third idea and first round draft for the ISCAID website. ISCAID stands for "International Society for Companion Animal Infectious Diseases" There are two parts to the site. A public facing side and a doctors and members side. This design is for the public facing side. The design is based on the "Coldstone" theme and If chosen, I will likely purchase it to make my modifications for implementation.
[course • design for the web]
real client brief: design of company website for Carnot Coiffure (hairdresser)
I thought I had to be blind or something, but can you find the date these gigs are on?
To clarify the dates are listed on the frontpage but I was kind of stuped when I entered here.
Wireframe concept for our homepage re-design efforts. Featuring a left nav to expand on a product collection that has many features, also 2 rows of dynamic content sliders.
[course • design for the web]
real client brief: design of company website for Carnot Coiffure (hairdresser)
Wireframe concept for our homepage re-design efforts. This one would feature a dynamic scrolling feed to showcase related products at the top.
We built this small Twitter app for SXSW to allow people to share a hidden expertise they have that others might not know about. A co-worker is working on a 3-D visualization to display the tweets.
A Bloco de Representações é a empresa irmã da Oceanotrade mas situada em Angola.
Tendo como base o website da Oceanotrade, a Netspot vestiu com as cores e conceito correspondentes.
Simon Clayson design another one of those designs where I think, bastard! I wish I'd designed that. Funny I have a fetish for black, but I never create them for our customers. I love the photo choice here even though you might think what's that got to do with anything (it might have to do with late nights, creative juices though).
The one big plus is the typography which is spot on imo. Also love the logo which is half full and half transparant(?) which reappears in the background as well. A certain Mr. Hicks says in notes on delicious.com/jonhicks/trythesedesigners that he is 'As equally talented in print as he is in web'