Project 1: Final Draft, by Francisco
Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2017 5:03 pm
HERE IT IS
For my final draft I decided to go the bubble themed design. I want to give that "Developer" look since it's what my final objective is, but emphasizing on my Design skills to give it a strong visual punch to the site.
BUBBLES
Bubbles...? ...bubbles! I know, it feels like bubbles are way off-topic. I believe that it is not very obvious, which to my perspective is good, but the plan for this design was to work around the concepts: fresh, liquid, free-flowing, freedom, experimental, edgy and some-how formal. The idea is to give the visitor the impression that the content in the website is so fluid and watery that the only thing that keeps it from creating mess on his/her desk is the screen.
WHAT'S NEW
Basically I didn't change the layout a lot, but I followed your guys feedback in regards to balance, typography and spacing. Thank you to all of those that provided such valuable feedback!
THINGS TO NOTE:
So, definitely is hard to create a very accurate mock-up I tried to be as exact as possible for the actual sizing. Please have in mind that every section (represented by pixel areas of 1920 x 1080) are meant to fill an HD display so the text is not overwhelming and not too simple either. Also I am trying to optimize the blocks of text given that current trends are wasting a lot of screen size using text way to big.
I understand the idea is to make it easy to read and pop-off, but if a headline covers up about 40-60% of a user's screen is just not efficient nor aesthetic. Also, graphics now are being so over-sized some sometimes (on top of sticky notifications, sticky menus, huge headlines), that it makes the end-user think that he/she needs a bigger display when that is definitely not the case.
Bring your point of view, ideas, comments, and whatnot on these regards!!
For my final draft I decided to go the bubble themed design. I want to give that "Developer" look since it's what my final objective is, but emphasizing on my Design skills to give it a strong visual punch to the site.
BUBBLES
Bubbles...? ...bubbles! I know, it feels like bubbles are way off-topic. I believe that it is not very obvious, which to my perspective is good, but the plan for this design was to work around the concepts: fresh, liquid, free-flowing, freedom, experimental, edgy and some-how formal. The idea is to give the visitor the impression that the content in the website is so fluid and watery that the only thing that keeps it from creating mess on his/her desk is the screen.
WHAT'S NEW
Basically I didn't change the layout a lot, but I followed your guys feedback in regards to balance, typography and spacing. Thank you to all of those that provided such valuable feedback!
THINGS TO NOTE:
So, definitely is hard to create a very accurate mock-up I tried to be as exact as possible for the actual sizing. Please have in mind that every section (represented by pixel areas of 1920 x 1080) are meant to fill an HD display so the text is not overwhelming and not too simple either. Also I am trying to optimize the blocks of text given that current trends are wasting a lot of screen size using text way to big.
I understand the idea is to make it easy to read and pop-off, but if a headline covers up about 40-60% of a user's screen is just not efficient nor aesthetic. Also, graphics now are being so over-sized some sometimes (on top of sticky notifications, sticky menus, huge headlines), that it makes the end-user think that he/she needs a bigger display when that is definitely not the case.
Bring your point of view, ideas, comments, and whatnot on these regards!!