madebywater.com

16 Dec 2010
Grid Heavy Type icons Image Background Single Page Layout

madebywatercom

Submitted by Jordan Vitanov. Role: Designer & Developer.

I’m Jordan Vitanov, digital artist and designer, working in web development and print media.

Overall this is a very simliar web designer/dev layout formula. The single page scroller with some info graphics in the bottom area. But damnit I never get tired of looking at them, especially the nifty looking ones like madebywater.com is here. These types of sites have really become a replacement for the standard business card type site (I like this a great deal)… I particularly like how the work samples have different images I can look through when I click them. Overall this is a nice looking site and works well for it’s purpose.

madebywatercom

Submitted by Jordan Vitanov. Role: Designer & Developer.

I’m Jordan Vitanov, digital artist and designer, working in web development and print media.

Overall this is a very simliar web designer/dev layout formula. The single page scroller with some info graphics in the bottom area. But damnit I never get tired of looking at them, especially the nifty looking ones like madebywater.com is here. These types of sites have really become a replacement for the standard business card type site (I like this a great deal)… I particularly like how the work samples have different images I can look through when I click them. Overall this is a nice looking site and works well for it’s purpose.

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