Re: Project 3 - Preliminary Critique
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 9:43 am
This is some A1 minimalist work here, Ryan. Very nice.
I think of the two, I prefer your second design. It uses a whole dump truck load of design concepts very well. It has very strong contrast that identifies what needs to be done and looked at at a glance. It has a fantastic unity. It creates shapes just with it's page layout and I have zero doubt what things belong with each other. It's balanced very well, my eye has no real place to "fall off" the design. The typography on the home page is excellent. The navigation is easy to see, follow and use. And did I mention the text book minimalism?
Nice use of the TMCC logo as the common element across pages too.
Three suggestions. One, use sans-serif type in your inner page to match your header and navigation. Two, move your inner page content up slightly so they're just a touch closer to your logo/nav. Three, it needs a bit of color. Your imagery will likely provide it. If not, add just a hint of color throughout (perhaps CMYK?).
Excellent work, Ryan. I want to see this SOB on the internetz.
I think of the two, I prefer your second design. It uses a whole dump truck load of design concepts very well. It has very strong contrast that identifies what needs to be done and looked at at a glance. It has a fantastic unity. It creates shapes just with it's page layout and I have zero doubt what things belong with each other. It's balanced very well, my eye has no real place to "fall off" the design. The typography on the home page is excellent. The navigation is easy to see, follow and use. And did I mention the text book minimalism?
Nice use of the TMCC logo as the common element across pages too.
Three suggestions. One, use sans-serif type in your inner page to match your header and navigation. Two, move your inner page content up slightly so they're just a touch closer to your logo/nav. Three, it needs a bit of color. Your imagery will likely provide it. If not, add just a hint of color throughout (perhaps CMYK?).
Excellent work, Ryan. I want to see this SOB on the internetz.