This weeks design critique is Neutron Creations by Elliot Jay Stocks. This design is both loud and minimal. Bright angular lines guide the eye to the main content areas which have lovely typography. It’s a grid design based on fragmented Cubism principles, Lets Discuss.
This weeks design critique is Ma.tt by Nicolò Volpato. A design inspired by Roy Lichtenstein. The designer has layered Lichtenstein’s style across the whole of the blog design. I also love the simplicity of the bold colors in the sidebar, Lets Discuss.
This weeks design critique is Render Wave by Reset Studio. A design oozing blinging minimalism – if there is such a thing! Love the angular scrolling portfolio pieces. The subtle shades of blue & grey force a calm emotional response and the angular lines press home a precision finish. Lets Discuss.
This weeks design critique is by Mike Jolley and is a re-design of our joint venture; Theme Slice. The angular, traditional, paged design a throw back to web 1.0, but with elegance and style. Smooth Scroll has been put to good effect to create a website that’s fun to navigate. Lets Discuss.
This weeks design critique is for the domestic diva and Opera Singer Juliette Pochin, designed by Designbit, the design replicates the visuals of Juliette’s album, a high contrast color scheme of passionate reds and the metaphor of a piece of paper to represent the written word. Lets Discuss.
This weeks design critique is the new blue Manchester City Football Club website, design by Poke London whom have set the standard for the rest of the premier league clubs. A classy minimal feel with sharp square edges in this context representing solidity and boldness. Read More
This weeks design critique is the new Panda.org website, design by Clear Left. Natural and earthy color palette, lovely high quality photos and crystal clear calls to action, looking at a design like this one it is clear to see the effect blogs have had on web design; clear structure and readability. Lets Discuss.
This weeks design critique is from Wonderwall Interior design with an interesting take on visualizing content, I’m sure it doesn’t index with search engines or is as semantic and accessible as most navigation, but for visual pleasure navigating around the index of content, its wonderful. Lets Discuss.