Category: Websites

February 2, 2012

Cloak & Dagger

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Christopher Doyle and Jefton Sungkar created this cool branding for recruiter Chantal Manning-Knight, which is an unusual take on the traditional concept of recruiting.

“We thought why not reposition her business in a way that not only presents her skills, experience and passion for people, but also addresses the need for absolute secrecy and discretion. Addressing the standard hurdles of changing jobs – secret meetings, awkward phone calls and absolute discretion – we avoided all reference to recruitment whatsoever. Instead we created Cloak & Dagger: online emporium of coats and knives (and jobs).”

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January 30, 2012

Jingo

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Uber talented Kronk designed and illustrated the personal website of Mahala Magazine creator Andy Davis. We think he did a mighty fine job.

 

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January 17, 2012

Google Maps game looks so much Fun

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Some people think maps are boring, not Google. Check out this teaser for a new game coming to Google+

I am totally going to play this.


Go to www.maps.google.com/starthere for more.

It was based on this very cool video

I want to play with this thing.

If you comment on this post, you can use Google’s products for free.

Via Engadget

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December 12, 2011

Not that we needed more reasons to buy stuff online…

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A brilliant Idea for online gifting… Wantful.com

P.S I am turning 30 in January, Just saying.

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November 28, 2011

Facebook Facts

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A round up of interesting facts about Facebook designed by Antonio Lupetti .

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September 19, 2011

How To Project

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“There is a major disconnect between the life of a design student and the transition to being a design professional”

This quote, from the book Never Sleep, was the starting point for the How To Project: a curation of ideas connecting design and learning. It is a creative collaborative project that generates posters. t-shirts and articles, using the philosophy: “Design for print, utilise for web”.


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August 19, 2011

Always Read The Manual

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The Manual is a printed and hand crafted journal that takes a fresh look at web design.

“The idea was to play on web design being a relatively young discipline, by creating an identity for the journal that felt older than its time, with references to heraldry, freemasonry, and old book illustrations (among other things).”

The first journal features illustrations by Raymond Biesinger, Olimpia Zagnoli, Christopher Gray, Jessica Hische, Owen Gatley, Ping Zhu and Superbrothers. It will be published three times a year.

via: It’s Nice That

 

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August 15, 2011

Nicework Website Cards

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21 different business card variations to promote the launch of our new website. It was a great project because we were free to interpret the brief in anyway we saw fit. Here is a selection of some of the cards created by Ross Drakes, Rowan Toselli, Arline Stoffberg  and Catherine Green.

Ross Drakes

Rowan Toselli

Arline Stoffberg

Catherine Green

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August 10, 2011

The Creative Process

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Paravel is a web design company based in Texas who recently built a website for this years 10k Apart Web Application contest. Check out this insightful post documenting their creative process.

10k Apart

10k Apart

10k Apart

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June 24, 2011

Google is so Clever

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Now you can use an image instead of words to start your Google search.

 

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