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Work Kreatify Kreatify is an online web directory full of swiss web designers. We wanted to create a central space for companies where they can find their perfect web designer for their next project. Kreatify allows companies to search for web designers according to the budget they want to pay, to the city they are active in and the visual style they are looking for. Rails Girls is a two-day non-profit event for women and girls to give them a great first experience in software craftsmanship. 75 amazing uses of HTML5 | Web design Some of these sites use the latest technologies to push the boundaries of what's possible on the web; others use traditional design principles to build beautiful, usable sites. Whether you're using simple HTML or diving into WebGL and 3D CSS, you'll find something here to inspire you. We also have a brilliant selection of inspirational examples of CSS for you to explore. 01. Appy Fizz is a sparkling drink that describes itself as 'the champagne of fruit drinks'. The design is an interesting mix of super-flat and implied three-dimensional elements. Art and its space in commercial industries is a theme Sagmeister & Walsh play with throughout their work, and it's interesting to see how this combination translates to the web. 02. Made by Few is an annual web conference hosted by Few, a design and development agency in Arkansas. As you explore the site, there are more surprises. These fun elements give the site a lot of personality that Arlton attributes directly to the agency culture. 03.

Ryder Ripps Webmaker Q Ideas | Whiteboard The design was led by Chief Creative Officer, Eric Brown, who made a point of the team to attending live Q events to ensure the essence of Q was captured and projected throughout the design process. This caused our team to pay special attention to “space”, operating with the conviction that Q’s design profile had developed due to Gabe Lyons’s eye for historically significant, and often “sacred” venues for events. Eric’s recognition of this outlier was significant in the final product, realizing, “When you walk into Q, you feel a ‘certain air’ to the room. It reminds you of entering a large arena after months of waiting to hear your favorite band perform. It is both surreal and actual.” A healthy balance between utility and experience was vital in the design of Qideas.org; considering Q’s role as a large content platform, while capturing the feeling of being in the room at a Q event was a challenge that our design team emphasized throughout the process.

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