AOL Web Site
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National Geographic Web Site
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Electronic Arts Web Site
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The Makover
From the blog
Updated: 09th of Nov. 2010
A few months ago I was approached by Oliver Lindberg, associate editor at .Net magazine. He was very kind to offer me a spot on their 208th issue and suggested I participate in either the “Build Off” or “Makeover” sections. Since I participated in the Build Off in the past, I was happy to see what the Makeover was all about.
The idea behind the Makeover section is simple. Site owners that are in grave need of redesigns send over their… Continue Reading
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No Company Left Behind
Can you imagine the world without the web? Companies without web sites? Crazy to think that only just 15 years ago web sites were for the ultra geek savvy. Today that is definitely not the case. The simple tools that we have today have helped the internet become a daily routine. But even with today’s technology it is easy to fall into the trap and create incoherent web environments. I am here to help.
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Get Things Done Faster
More and more desktop applications are migrating to the web. It is much easier to maintain, there is no installation that the user has to go through, no platform constraints and seems to have an attractive business model (prescription based). When you strip it down to the core, there is no real difference between web design and web application design. That said, in web application design there is no compromising when it come to functionality and ease of use.
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Illustration = Art?
Can design be considered art? I don’t know. I guess it is the million Dollar question. Speaking for myself, I am a designer, but at the same time I create illustrations, graphics and concepts, sometimes for business, sometimes for personal expression. Can these other creations be considered art? You’ll be the judge of that.