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doesn't matter what the subject is, or what they are selling.... i want some good examples of website deisgn so that i can get a few good ideas for my website.
as yet i've not even started working on the layout. i need to design something simple, yet slick. only a two or maybe three pages showing my work and what i can do, a gallery plus a contact page.
anything would be welcome... many thanks!
A friend's simple & effective site: [url= http://www.linguistic-alchemy.co.uk/about.html ]Translation services[/url]
But I dislike her photo - what do you reckon to it?
http://arup.com/ - not sure if it's regarded as any good, but who I work for and I quite like the style / visuals...
Sadly not, I'm Edinburgh based and in the environment team...although a pal is currently in Toronto on secondment in geotechnics?
[url= https://www.smashingmagazine.com/tag/inspiration/ ]smashing mag[/url] usually pretty good for inspirational stuff
[url= https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2013/08/beautiful-typography-web-design/ ]
great typefacing for example[/url]
I suggest your translator friend ask someone to proof read her site, Moses. An example:
Article on textile by Chris Dercon for Tate
Article on textiles for the Tate.
Unless of course she submitted an article by Chris Deacon on a piece of cloth.
[url= http://international.triangl.com/ ]http://international.triangl.com/[/url]
There are some *really* good resources on http://www.goodui.org/
I wish I could convince a few clients to follow some of the rules here!!
Rachel
[url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/show-me-some-really-well-designed-websites ]Linky[/url]
There are some *really* good resources on http://www.goodui.org/
Quite a few of my pet hates in their 'how not to' column.
I've quit ordering on no end of sites when they require 150 form fields filled in. I basically just want to pay via Paypal and they get the delivery address etc from PP and I don't have to fill in anything.