by Gene Crawford | Jun 2, 2015 | Gallery, Nonprofit
A beautifully executed website for Audubon. I love how the first thing you see is kind of like a splash screen, with a large image but still visible navigation, then as you scroll it slides up to reveal a more traditional feeling site. Then the site is not very...
by Aaron Griswold | May 4, 2015 | Gallery, Nonprofit, Social Cause
We here at Unmatchedstyle apologize for falling off the map last week a little – we were running one of our web designer conferences, getting ready to teach our Iron Yard class, and one of us had a baby… either way – we thought we’d start the...
by Gene Crawford | Apr 25, 2015 | Gallery, Nonprofit
I like the blocky-ness to this layout. Though at first it comes off as little cluttery looking, I find myself liking the way the navigation is done. The small black line with standard nav items and then the larger more central nav items under that to stand out more is...
by Aaron Griswold | Apr 9, 2015 | Gallery, Nonprofit
The new Brooklyn Bridge Park site, done by Kettle NYC, is kind of a monumental achievement, like the bridge and park themselves. There is a lot going on here, from the infinite scroll card design on the home page, to the three – four different forms of...
by Aaron Griswold | Apr 3, 2015 | Food and Beverage, Gallery, In-Depth Review, Nonprofit, Travel
We see so many local websites that are just, well, not good. Our buddy Joe Lemmons @joslemmons just finished this site for the Five Points Association in Columbia, SC – and friends aside, we were pretty wowed with the work. So we decided to go a little more...
by Aaron Griswold | Mar 20, 2015 | Gallery, In-Depth Review, Nonprofit, Social Cause
Turn your passion into something cool That’s what Bryan James did here in his personal project called Species in Pieces. ( @WengersToyBus www.bryanjamesdesign.co.uk ) Above are some of the 30 endangered species that he hand crafted using CSS polygons and webkit...
