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Appreciate the pure placidity of uncluttered pages enhanced by the worry-free navigational guide: The Fabulous Navigator Page. This site was redesigned since this posting. The delicate line-work and subtle color ranges help create an appeasing atmosphere for this retailer of ergonomic add-ons. This clean and simple design served well as a calling card, but has since been redesigned for commercial purposes.... More
The Inter-society for the Electronic Arts employs a riveting metallic print design for their 8th Annual Symposium on Electronic Art. The conference is one of the most significant events in the global electronic arts calendar, and this site lends a wealth of credibility to that claim. The event has come to represent a key international forum for debate, discussion, exchange, critique and celebration of electronic art. Staged in a different world city each year, its presentation in Liverpool and Manchester this coming 1998 represents the first time that Britain has hosted this prestigious cultural event. This partcular design is no longer online since this posting.... More
Simplicity evokes a wealth of ideas, as displayed by this single page minimalist intro to a web design firm. The inside is also subdued, but we just loved this front page. Smile Comm's entry page utilizes principles of Swiss grid graphic design without losing it's objective strength and interest. It also loads fast, which puts a double-smile on our face. The site has changed since this posting.... More
This emotive wonder was created last year for Lycos's Halloween Hot Picks. It's a conceptual wonder - fine textures and subtle movements evoke fear among surfers of the web! A spooky conceptual demo created last Holloween (1996) by Entropy8 for Lycos. The design treatment combines script type and some early English type to create an antique, gothic feel.... More
The web face for MTV in 1997. Great design combined with JavaScript activity made the site feel like a rich media CD-rom. There even was a 'caffinated' version if you could handle the wait - which at that time helped bring down the site for good. As visually rich as the TV interstitials, you could find a wealth of original designs and gimmicks all across the entire site. This site still needs changes. Originally the design was so graphically heavy that MTV was forced to create a lighter redesign as early as late 1997. Since then the design has been hovering in a political identity purgatory. With so many various interests and off-shoots, it's no wonder the MTV site is such a hard beast to tame. We still look forward to any new developments and hope to see a great redesign resolution occur, but we're not holding our breath. See... More
