Q Ideas

Q Ideas

11 Jun 2014
clean Crisp Grid Heavy Detail Realistic Elements responsive video video background

Nice design that’s responsive, that really takes into account different screen “types”. I dig the layout through and through here.

Submitted by: Eric Brown @whiteboardis
Role: Designer & Developer

Q is a learning community that mobilizes Christians to advance the common good. Comparable to TED in content distribution, Q has a content library of 1000+ articles and videos from a variety of national events they’ve led over the past 8 years. Our goal for the new web experience was to present content that is obviously focused (i.e. This Week’s Question), but would arc into the greater content library. We also worked to develop a few “toys” that visitors might appreciate (i.e. watch a video + click play and scroll).

Our hope is that the sophistication of the Q brand and experience would empower their loyal community and inspire new visitors to join the conversation.

Nice design that’s responsive, that really takes into account different screen “types”. I dig the layout through and through here.

Submitted by: Eric Brown @whiteboardis
Role: Designer & Developer

Q is a learning community that mobilizes Christians to advance the common good. Comparable to TED in content distribution, Q has a content library of 1000+ articles and videos from a variety of national events they’ve led over the past 8 years. Our goal for the new web experience was to present content that is obviously focused (i.e. This Week’s Question), but would arc into the greater content library. We also worked to develop a few “toys” that visitors might appreciate (i.e. watch a video + click play and scroll).

Our hope is that the sophistication of the Q brand and experience would empower their loyal community and inspire new visitors to join the conversation.

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