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johnnydoes.nl

13 Nov 2009
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johnnydoesnl

Submitted by @johnny_does, Designer.

With minimal design a very clear and strong portfolio showroom. No distracting elements and focus on the artwork. Besides that the user is served with multiple entrees of aspects of the artwork. The choice can be made on base of interest.

I really like the separation of the elements on the home page of this website. The large work images placed above the tighter groupings of sectional info works really well. The small interactions, going from B&W to color images is a nice subtle touch.

johnnydoesnl

Submitted by @johnny_does, Designer.

With minimal design a very clear and strong portfolio showroom. No distracting elements and focus on the artwork. Besides that the user is served with multiple entrees of aspects of the artwork. The choice can be made on base of interest.

I really like the separation of the elements on the home page of this website. The large work images placed above the tighter groupings of sectional info works really well. The small interactions, going from B&W to color images is a nice subtle touch.

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