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Recently we produced the Bonita Bay Barbados website.
Bonita Bay Barbados is a simple marketing site providing detailed information on a land investment opportunity in Barbados.
The site is built with a WordPress back-end and a few additional plugins (including Lightbox 2).
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One thing I do miss since I started to purchase music as download is CD packaging design:
CR Blog » Blog Archive » New Disc Packaging.
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We like Underware because they designed the Sky Rocket Inc. font (Bello Pro) used in our logo above. They have also recently produced the new wordmark for My Fonts.
Note how the letters ‘M’ and ‘y’ form a hand shape.
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I like remixed movies and music videos, they’re like eco-friendly visual entertainment. Following in the tradition of Emergency Network Broadcast, Hexstatic and many others Addictive TV have been commissioned by Pathé to remix Danny Boyle’s latest:
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The beautiful PingMag.jp serves up a feast of amazing images on an almost daily basis. Covering fashion, film, graphics, graffiti, typography, architecture, manga and high-tech toilets, there is always something interesting to look at on PingMag’s pages. It’s easily one of my favourite websites.
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Here’s a really good idea; make designers more responsible for content:
We, the people who make websites, have been talking for fifteen years about user experience, information architecture, content management systems, coding, metadata, visual design, user research, and all the other disciplines that facilitate our users’ abilities to find and consume content.
Weirdly, though, we haven’t been talking about the meat of the matter. We haven’t been talking about the content itself.
Yeah, yeah. We know how to write for online readers. We know bullet lists pwn.
But who among us is asking the scary, important questions about content, such as “What’s the point?” or “Who cares?” Who’s talking about the time-intensive, complicated, messy content development process? Who’s overseeing the care and feeding of content once it’s out there, clogging up the tubes and dragging down our search engines?
Source: A List Apart: Articles: The Discipline of Content Strategy
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