We’ve just finished the redesign of the website for Detail Solicitors. They were quite clear on what they wanted – simple, black and white, straight to the point, no imagery. Very inden.
Minimalism isn’t as straight forward as it may seem, the trick really is to design and then cut out as much as possible. Here’s a sneak peek. Always great to hear your thoughts.
Following Glo’s not so Biiiig Dash and their incessant marketing text messages (with no option to opt out, Glo do something about this). You can imagine my utter delight when I received a message last night about “the new Glo website”. Whilst the “world-class design and functionality” excerpt from said text message seems a bit of an over statement, there just isn’t room for complacency in the web world, I have to give Glo a much deserved thumbs up.
We’ve been working with the smart/savvy guys at Veda Technology on their upcoming website. We initially designed and built a holding page for them in May which you can find here www.veda.com.ng.
Photo: BPG – UI Sketch 2 courtesy Martin Kulakowski
In other words 7 simple steps to better website design. Now I hate to have used this title but how else would I have gotten your attention? I once sent some design comps to a friend for feedback – Nigerian of course – his response went something like this:
‘Great work as usual, very “oyinbo”, very clean!’.
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