Shopping online has become a daily task for many people. E-commerce solutions have come along way to give customers the easiest, most trustworthy experience when sending cash through the web. Millions of transactions are made daily, purchasing products and services from clothes, technology, entertainment, fashion and etc…
Green has become the colour of freshness. When I see green, I just can’t help but to feel clean and refreshed. I know when most people see green they think; Environment, Recycle, Tree Huggers… your right green is used a lot when it comes to things like that.. but the colour can also bring a fresh palette of design to any company or studio website.
Designers are always faced with trying to come up with an innovative website without design the same old grid based site. Designers have tried to take their work environment and bring it to the web by integrating navigation, and other web elements to create websites that make you feel you are navigating around your office.
The web has many different styles these days, and one always sticking around being somewhat popular is retro design. It’s not a huge booming style like Web 2.0 or Grunge.. but retro is specific. If you visit any of these sites, you immediately feel like you are in a Retro environment.
I have been very interested in typography, I have also noticed the growth of typography moving to the web. More specific, designers are paying more attention to typography when design for the web.
The web today is cluttered with fancy flash, java, ajax, jquery animations and scripts. Often designers feel that when designing we have to put every new cool trendy script in our sites to make sure the client is simply blown off their feet.
A few months ago I posted 33 Wooden Websites, the post was quite popular and I just kept seeing wood being used on websites, so I have compiled another post for you. These sites showcase wood elements, textures to the best of abilities to create a sense of depth and texture.
This is the final installment on the 4 part Fighting Against Web 2.0 With Grunge Series Great Grunge Designs. I am concluding this great series with what I would say in my opinion is Grunge at it’s best.
This is Part 3 of the Fighting Against Web 2.0 With Grunge Series Grunge Elements. This grunge element is used in a wide variety of sites from music related to urban websites. These elements aren’t necessarily overwhelming but they add a great sense of rebellion.
Part 2 of the Fighting Against Web 2.0 With Grunge Series Drips, Splatters & Sprays. This grunge element is used in a wide variety of sites from music related to urban websites. These elements aren’t necessarily overwhelming but they add a great sense of rebellion.
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