Desk

Desk

30 Nov 2012
clean Crisp Grid horizontal nav HTML5 large photo Light Background responsive Slideshow TypeKit

Submitted by: John Ashenden @ashenden
Role: Designer & Developer

The all-in-one customer support app for small business & teams. Desk approached The BKRY to help lead the redesign and development of both their identity and web site. The project spanned ~3 months. The end product is a beautifully crafted website with a clear and clean message. The site is also an expert example of responsive design, changing content layout and display across 4 different resolutions.

Really nice work across the board on the Desk.com website. My favorite pieces are the slideshow, I really dig how the images load overlaid like that. Then I mostly love the progression of content as you scroll down the page, expertly crafted IMHO.

Submitted by: John Ashenden @ashenden
Role: Designer & Developer

The all-in-one customer support app for small business & teams. Desk approached The BKRY to help lead the redesign and development of both their identity and web site. The project spanned ~3 months. The end product is a beautifully crafted website with a clear and clean message. The site is also an expert example of responsive design, changing content layout and display across 4 different resolutions.

Really nice work across the board on the Desk.com website. My favorite pieces are the slideshow, I really dig how the images load overlaid like that. Then I mostly love the progression of content as you scroll down the page, expertly crafted IMHO.

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2 Comments

  1. James Coates
    James Coates on November 30, 2012 at 12:08 PM

    love the execution of the responsive images in the header of the homepage, pleasantly surprised to see this wasn’t a single page site, which when scrolling I initially thought it was, when it’s actually loaded with content. Great selection. In true UMS fashion – some inspiration ammunition!

    Reply
    • UnmatchedStyle
      UnmatchedStyle on November 30, 2012 at 1:34 PM

      That slideshow area is very nice indeed!

      Reply

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