Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website. Show all posts

Friday, 13 February 2009

Helpless romantic

Web layout

Quirky and target audience lead designing.

Love love the simple, fresh and original layouts and ideas.


Check out the Pac Man rings and other design products, very imaginative!

Thursday, 2 October 2008

Wednesday, 1 October 2008

K2 Screen

Screen print quality has always been regarded highly in my eyes due to the personal touches and the time and attention to produce the perfect end product.

K2 Screen have a range of clients and is commited to the mastered art of screen printing.



I firmly believe that pen is more mighter than illustrator and this proves the artist quality that can be produced without a computer.


The website layout is somewhat unoriginal and generic compared to most of the creative design websites I have seen. It is also too minimalist and simple, thus lacking an identity for itself.



Left adjusted title bar menus on a white background and grey/ black typeface.
The K2 icon logo is reminisent of screen printing, pastel palette and san serif type. I think there is definately room for improvement. Especially with the kerning!

On the otherhand, designers with a low budget and lack of time a simplified website is a good start, but requires something to stand out from the competitors.

Tuesday, 30 September 2008

RKCR&YR agency

Is a London design agency who use strategic planning and marketing that targets the audience and therefore can measure the success of what works and why.

It's interesting to see how design creative out there present their website and the work they have produced. It has given me a lot of inspiration for my own online portfolio I am currently working on. I have learnt that you can be as inventive and unrestricted on website design.

I really like the website as it is really quirky and expresses a fun quality to the agency.

Saturday, 27 September 2008

johnsonbanks layout

I really love the layout and copy of Johnson Banks website.

The colours are striking on the white background and the mind map idea is simple but brillant.

Thursday, 10 July 2008

# p.i.n -k.b.e -r.r.y #

An 'innocenct'-esque website with a fresh, clean and fun image echoes the 21st century's entrepreneurial selling boom; healthly and trendy food products. Just like the latest sushi bars, smoothie and juice establishments popping up around the cities.

You can be guilt free...with near to 0 calories.

Navigation of the site is simple and easy, the concept is exactly just that too.




The unique selling point of this website to me is the theme tune that plays when you visit the site. In my opinion it fuels the user through the site with it's catchy and novel lyrics.


I admire how the brand image of the website has transferred onto the shop concept, or vice versa. The healthy dessert is captured in open spaces using trendy furniture and lighting.

Just like the menu, you the customer start with your 'blank canvas' the frozen yogurt and customise your pinkberry according to your taste buds, 'your masterpiece'.

Like the upmarket ice cream of subway - everyone is happy.

The colour palette of green and an assortment of pastels, the website and shop shouts freshness and thus allows a justified premium price of the pinkberry pot creation!

The small touches when first loading the website ' swirling 60%' is a nice touch. The wholesite encourages creativity in design the masterpiece of perfection, is a good marketing tool for the health conscious and those who know what they want. All for the price tag of a starbucks coffee!

The advertising for pinkberry has been delievered through word of mouth and in newspapers, where the LA times published 'The taste that launched 1000 parking tickets'. It has been tremendously successful in that respect to be noticed and the best thing since ice cream.

Visit www.pinkberry.com for the tune...