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Appart_

24 Jun 2015
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Good grid design throughout on this agency/product design site for Appart_ from, well everywhere apparently (distributed company – very distributed it looks like). See below from the designer, but I like the idea of using the grid / box design to be part of the “discovery mode” navigation.

From the Designer:
With all the focus on the images we crated a a grid/collage of projects, designers, locations and other events that allow the user to navigate in a sort of ‘discovery mode’.

All the pages on the web-site are designed around the same grid/collage concept that is complemented with solid colored boxes that help communicate the company’s identity and message.

Submitted by: Miquel Padres Gonzalez
Twitter: @MiquelPadres
Role: Creative Direction

Good grid design throughout on this agency/product design site for Appart_ from, well everywhere apparently (distributed company – very distributed it looks like). See below from the designer, but I like the idea of using the grid / box design to be part of the “discovery mode” navigation.

From the Designer:
With all the focus on the images we crated a a grid/collage of projects, designers, locations and other events that allow the user to navigate in a sort of ‘discovery mode’.

All the pages on the web-site are designed around the same grid/collage concept that is complemented with solid colored boxes that help communicate the company’s identity and message.

Submitted by: Miquel Padres Gonzalez
Twitter: @MiquelPadres
Role: Creative Direction

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