Mark Simonson

Mark Simonson

The site’s layout was planned from scratch to be fully-flexible and responsive. Users can easily browse Mark’s typefaces and read his articles from any modern device. We’re particularly fond of how the fonts page turned out. – From Parvel’s Post on the...
George Badea

George Badea

Lots of interesting interactions in this website. with some neat easter egg(ish) things, like the skeleton face as you scroll down. Everything seems smooth as you use it and pretty natural in terms of the transitions.
Harvard

Harvard

This is a well structured website. The grid is clear and easy to visually track the different sections of links. College websites are traditionally over-packed with links, this one is no exception but it’s designed in visual chunks so you can take it all in. I...
Fundrise

Fundrise

This site is so clean and solid feeling it makes me have trust in the folks behind it before I even know what it is they do. Then I read the text on the site and I kinda still don’t understand it. Now, i’m not really a smart guy so that’s working...

Draft Episode 19: Mental Models

Play or Download this Episode Download MP3 (9.96 MB / 00:10:53) Subscribe to the Show iTunes / RSS feed About this Episode In this episode of Draft we talk through Mental Models. What they are, how to use it to your advantage and some instances where they don’t...