drxlr.com

6 Jul 2010
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drxlrcom

There are some really good things happening in this site design. First I love the minimal aspect to the home page, presenting the blog posts in a slideshow/side scrolling setup like this works great. Second, I love the bright colors and illustrative quality to the imagery used on the page. I don’t know about interactions that you have to explain visually though, I love the fact you can use your arrow keys to slide the posts left and right, but maybe resist the need to show me visually, just me thinking out loud – would love to hear what you all think about that aspect of the design.The sub pages are are as nice as the home page, just greatly expanded visually.

drexler-iphone

There is an iPhone version of the site too, its a simplified, single page, version of the site but I really like it too.

drxlrcom

There are some really good things happening in this site design. First I love the minimal aspect to the home page, presenting the blog posts in a slideshow/side scrolling setup like this works great. Second, I love the bright colors and illustrative quality to the imagery used on the page. I don’t know about interactions that you have to explain visually though, I love the fact you can use your arrow keys to slide the posts left and right, but maybe resist the need to show me visually, just me thinking out loud – would love to hear what you all think about that aspect of the design.The sub pages are are as nice as the home page, just greatly expanded visually.

drexler-iphone

There is an iPhone version of the site too, its a simplified, single page, version of the site but I really like it too.

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