We really enjoyed slewing together a week of Web Critiques for the Inspiredology community, giving proper light to one of our new projects. Here’s a quick recap and rapid fire Q&A with Andrew, Chad, and Myself.
Web Critique Week: ThinkVitamin.com
Web Critiques is a take on examining a current piece of web art and breaking it down. We show off the good, the bad, dos and dont’s, why and how it works (or doesn’t), and the list goes on. This week we’re going all out and doing a Web Critique a day—bringing in ThinkVitamin.com to round out the week.
Web Critique Week: SmashingMagazine.com
Web Critiques is a take on examining a current piece of web art and breaking it down. We show off the good, the bad, dos and dont’s, why and how it works (or doesn’t), and the list goes on. This week we’re going all out and doing a Web Critique a day—today we’re bring you SmashingMagazine.com
Web Critique Week: TheNextWeb.com
Web Critiques is a take on examining a current piece of web art and breaking it down. We show off the good, the bad, dos and dont’s, why and how it works (or doesn’t), and the list goes on. This week we’re going all out and doing a Web Critique a day—second on the list is TheNextWeb.com
Web Critique Week: Mashable.com
Web Critiques is a take on examining a current piece of web art and breaking it down. We show off the good, the bad, dos and dont’s, why and how it works (or doesn’t), and the list goes on. This week we’re going all out and doing a Web Critique a day—first up, we look at Mashable.com
Web Critique #3: TheVerge.com
Web Critiques is a take on examining a current piece of web art and breaking it down. We show off the good, the bad, dos and dont’s, why and how it works (or doesn’t), and the list goes on.
Web Critique #2: Burton.com
Web Critiques is a take on examining a current piece of web art and breaking it down. We show off the good, the bad, dos and dont’s, why and how it works (or doesn’t), and the list goes on.
A Showcase of Hand-Drawn Elements in Web Design
Web sites can, too often, appear more formal than they need to be. While they can look professional, there’s all too often something *missing* with many designs – the personal touch.
Web Critique #1: Ducati.com
As part of my new role here with the Lab, is bringing hopefully some fresh ideas and a unique skill set and perspectives.
Food and Drink Web Designs for Your Inspiration
Food and drink websites are always inspiring. You can always find there a set of new trendy details. It can be a really great place to find something new and useful, but there is one limitation:
