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In the latest installment of our “Sites We Like” series, we take a look at some incredible website designs that belong to designers and artists themselves.
The goal is simple – to develop a website that shows the artist’s best work and creates a lasting impression on the customer. Execution, however, is not so simple. Here are some excellent examples of where the artist has got it right.
Get in touch if you know of other great website designs out there! Remember to give us your feedback in the comments section below!
We had a number of inspiring website designs sent to us via our Contact form recently so here is another installment for your viewing pleasure.
Following on from our first and second Sites We Like posts, here are some more examples. Get in touch if you know of other great website designs out there!
Remember to give us your feedback in the comments section below!
Here at The Inspiration Blog, we regularly come across inspiring website designs. They might be sent to us via our Contact form or tweeted using our hashtag #HeyTIB or simply discovered on a voyage around the internet.
Following on from our first Sites We Like post, here are some more examples.
Remember to give us your feedback in the comments section below!
Here at The Inspiration Blog, we regularly come across inspiring website designs. They might be sent to us via our Contact form or tweeted using our hashtag #HeyTIB or simply discovered on a voyage around the internet.
Here are some recent examples that we just had to share.
Remember to give us your feedback using the comment form below!
Media Queries are here! The new, ‘hip’ approach to fluid web development. This awesome CSS technique allows web developers to provide multiple site layouts based on the width of the web browser. Percentage based tables, eat your heart out!
An excellent article on A List Apart, “Responsive Web Design” by Ethan Marcotte, was the first time I heard of this technique.
Recently, Nick La redesigned his popular web design blog, Web Designer Wall. He posted a break down of how he accomplished his responsive layout here. Enjoy these other examples out in the wild!
I came across this excellent grunge social media icon set and just had to share.
Designed by “stevejking” and available from Graphic River for just $6!
The grunge style is popular on the web and continues to be a refreshing departure from the glossy Web 2.0 trends of the past few years.
Do you know of any amazing examples of modern grunge web design out there? Let us know in the comments section below!
Over the past few months I have been stumbling upon a few sites that have been using anaglyph images to create a three-dimensional effect on their websites. Anaglyph, for those that don’t know, are the images with red and cyan in them which require red and cyan glasses to be able to see them in the manner which they were created to be seen.
Obviously, most people don’t just have 3D glasses laying around when browsing the WWW – so is this just a mimic and a bit of fun? This post showcases a few examples of anaglyph web design which are well worth checking out.
Minimalism in web design is a very popular trend at the moment and there is a great reason to why that is. It makes the usability of a site look superb, and in general the majority of people like the look of minimal and clean designs – you’d be surprised at how many sites suffer from user loss just because they’re not 100% happy with how it looks or works.
Part two of this showcase features a selection of impressive and rather beautiful examples of the minimalism trend in web design. What do you think of minimal designs?
Remember to check out part one!
