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One of my all-time favorite designs. I did this one back in 2001, and it is still in active use - perhaps they actually like it :-)
Additionally, they are running a content management system, developed by undersigned, long before content management systems became accessible (or affordable) for common people or NGOs.
Dickey's Barbecue had BlueSpot design their first website in 1999, in addition to a company intranet, and 150 locations later, continue to improve the look and feel as well as the user experience on their site.
Sito web riguardante l'attività della associazione sportiva 100 Torri di Pavia. Dettaglio Gallery.
Il sito è stato realizzato in collaborazione con CBIM
Your Weight Matters is a campaign by the Obesity Action Coalition (OAC). We developed a homepage and secondary page template for this campaign that the OAC can maintain and populate pages easily. This is a low cost option for a custom website.
I finally finished my photography business web site after working on it off & on for about 5 months.
If you have a moment check it out & let me know what you think. www.vertaphotography.com.
I mainly did the icons in the inputs to be clever, but I'm quickly growing tired of them. They're a bit garish, and the black & white icons in there are kind of a fad, so I'm not sure what to do.
Jason Fried at 37 Signals recently described this as "the gold standard in information-heavy web design". I disagree. 2 banner ads, a popup, graphical text and informationless icons, to me, don't add up to the gold standard of anything but mediocrity. But then again I don't use it so what do I know?
Genie-soft asked for a redesign of a specific page to reflect their new partnership with Marvel Spiderman. Developed the web page with graphics and according to their current website layout. In addition to a splash screen to go on their homepage.
Role: Designer, HTML and CSS
Learning Programming is not such a bad idea… ift.tt/1k7ua3b To learn programming is not so difficult like most of the people think. As a graphic designer it is a very handy skill. Especially today. Everybody needs a website. So if you can design websites and also program them you have many advantages. You are much more in control of the design and not independent on someone else. You can play around when you program the website and come to different but more interesting results / solutions. Also it saves you money not to hire an external programmer. Even better – you can charge your client for the work as well. When someone asks you for a logo you can tell him that you do not only design him a logo but do the whole package for him. Including a website. And boom – you earn much more. And like I said. Everybody needs a website today. Well not everybody. But everyone who opens some kind of business. Also the learning curve is very steep. Once you have built a couple of websites you will notice that you will be much faster. In the beginning you will spend a lot of time searching for the most basic pieces of code. But after a while you know where to find them. Or even better. You built yourself a little archive with pieces of code. They are called snippets. A very nice tool I found a couple of days ago is called Dash. There you can copy and paste all kinds of snippets you might use over and over when you program a website. This was avery short introduction about webdesign and it’s importance. In the future I will post more articles and tips of how you build your own website. Many wishes! Marius
Like Barrette, we believe in innovation and so we developed a customized content management system based on ExpressionEngine. Barrette can now update both the English and French sites and can manage all future Barrette sites through the same system.
Sito personale di Pierluigi Vaccaneo dedicato alla passione della fotografia.
Portfolio fotografico.
Live site: www.pierluigivaccaneo.com
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.