jollyduckbunting.co.uk

30 Aug 2011
Animated Illustrations

jollyduckbuntingcouk

Submitted by: Helen Olney @MouseWillPlay
Role: Designer & Developer

A beautifully illustrated site using CSS3 keyframes and transitions to provide subtle animation.

This is a pretty interesting site design. Powered by illustrations, most of the interactive elements are made up of pieces of the illustration. The animated duck on the swing gives the page a good focus to move on to the navigation. It’s definitely unconventional, but I think it works for the purpose of keeping things interesting. I also like how there are sections of the illustration that link to deeper pages on the site, like the newspaper going to news. Clever.

jollyduckbuntingcouk

Submitted by: Helen Olney @MouseWillPlay
Role: Designer & Developer

A beautifully illustrated site using CSS3 keyframes and transitions to provide subtle animation.

This is a pretty interesting site design. Powered by illustrations, most of the interactive elements are made up of pieces of the illustration. The animated duck on the swing gives the page a good focus to move on to the navigation. It’s definitely unconventional, but I think it works for the purpose of keeping things interesting. I also like how there are sections of the illustration that link to deeper pages on the site, like the newspaper going to news. Clever.

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