mintmuseum.org

mintmuseum.org

The way they’ve used the logo in the mint museum website is pretty clever it’s off the side and sort of slanted and it’s not the central element but yet it’s very noticeable. The large hero image slideshow is pretty standard but they’ve...
winforever.com

winforever.com

The Winforever website has that corporate/sport look, which is perfectly fitting. I really like the interactions over the three blog post blocks. Having them slide up and over the image is unexpected and adds just a nice extra little level of interaction to this clean...
ucsd.edu

ucsd.edu

The UC San Diego website is very modular and square which is softened up a bit by the colors and a few slightly rounded corners here and there. There are a few sections of the home page that fall into a sort of “i’m just tired of designing” sort of...
law.gmu.edu

law.gmu.edu

University websites are a great place to study how large sprawling organizations with tons of content handle things. In this case the change in navigation design is largely from the wide horizontal nav structure with drop-down sub elements to the iPhone screen sized...
lore.com

lore.com

Lore previously known as coursekit (this subsite is a beautiful experience in it’s own right – check it.) is a simple looking layout, but is very well balanced and packs a punch impact wise. It’s both subtle and complex at the same time wich just...