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I don't sketch much; definitely those "once-in-a-blue-moon" people. I guess there was a blue moon then. ;) Following in Chris' footsteps (and I can't seem to find his sketch to link to), I decided to sketch out two of the (hopefully three) sites that I plan to launch by September 1st.
I always have a hard time with Avalonstar. But I'm pretty set in my ways on what I'm out to do this time around. Content first, design after. The point of this redesign for me is to spark my desire to blog again. A lofty goal, considering how bad my current habits are. But if anything can help, I hope this can.
Four Interlocking Tetrahedra #? + Tetrahedron
Designer: Dirk Eisner
Units: 30
Paper Ratio: 1:2.75 and 1:1.875
Connection: No Glue
Paper: Memo
Diagram: None
Creación de wireframes con una aplicaciòn basada en Ajax, cuyo objetivo no era ese, sino el de crear notas vía web.
Four Interlocking Triangularly Distorted Dipoles
Designer: Byriah Loper
Units: 24
Paper Ratio: 1:2.5
Connection: No Glue
Paper: Memo
Diagram: None
Creating website wireframes in Photoshop and waiting for the dreaded progress-bar to complete. www.dreamtargets.com
My good friend Russ Unger is currently writing a book for Peachpit entitled “A Project Guide to UX Design,” and for his chapter on wireframing, he asked me to contribute some designs, which I was pleased to do. He provided me with some background information and requirements for the redesign of a fictitious cruiseline operator home page and asked that I design some annotated wireframes which he could use as examples in his book. After I had completed this little exercise, he asked me to write a brief explanation of my process. This is the unabridged write-up I sent over to him explaining my use of wireframes as a ‘thinking device’ in the design process. No doubt it will be edited to fit the constraints of the book, but he was kind enough to let me post the original here.
Original model: www.flickr.com/photos/8303956@N08/7111612741/in/set-72157...
For more complicated models such as www.flickr.com/photos/8303956@N08/6650079195/in/set-72157... I will have to learn how to use POVray.
Annotated wireframe detailing page layout and content types for the Logica brand launch internal microsite
Two Interlocking tetrahedra #3
Designer: Dirk Eisner
Units: 6
Paper Ratio: 1:1.125
Connection: No Glue
Paper: Memo
Diagram: None
Right now I work on a Relaunch of pixelsebi.com and this the first wireframe I made.
It shows my very own profile page, which will be the new startpage of pixelsebi.com
This is the long version including also the lifestream etc.
Один из вариантов. Самый стандартный и это меня немного беспокоит, но может быть так будет и хорошо.
Two Interlocking Triangles #2
Designer: Dirk Eisner
Units: 6
Paper Ratio: 1:1.5
Connection: No Glue
Paper: Memo
Diagram: None
A quick'n'dirty draft of how a contact browser on my new profile page could look like.
This data about the contacts I get from their profile sites, which is marked up with hCard and XFN and/or has an FoaF file avaiblable.
In this view the selector is collapsed. If cou click on "more options" you will have more choices to easier browse through my contacts.
"Galaxy" Twelve Interlocking Pentagonal Prisms
Designer: Byriah Loper
Units: 180
Paper Ratio: 1:3.375 and 1:4.8125
Connection: No Glue
Paper: Astrobrights Copy Paper
Diagram: In the book Mind Blowing Modular Origami By: Byriah Loper
Four Intersecting Triangles (Francesco Mancini)
I folded this model a while ago. Due to the nature of this design and my inaccuracies in folding, the units bent a little. This is the Tetrahedral version of Byriah's Eight Intersecting Triangles #3.
4IT
Designed by Francesco Mancini
Paper: Memo
Size: 1:2.75
Units: 12