techadventuredc.com

29 Jan 2010
Illustrations Single Page Layout

techadventuredccom

Just a fun looking website for a conference. I love the illustrations across this site and how the designer used some standard 3rd party things, like the facebook network widget, and made it fit within the illstrative design. I’m not as in love with the single ‘long’ page approach to this site, I think it would work just as well as a traditional website being broken into individual pages, but it does work in this setup. Overall I enjoyed looking through this website and finding some things that made me stop and think about how they were done.

techadventuredccom

Just a fun looking website for a conference. I love the illustrations across this site and how the designer used some standard 3rd party things, like the facebook network widget, and made it fit within the illstrative design. I’m not as in love with the single ‘long’ page approach to this site, I think it would work just as well as a traditional website being broken into individual pages, but it does work in this setup. Overall I enjoyed looking through this website and finding some things that made me stop and think about how they were done.

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