Version-X Design

version-xcom

This is a re-design of our website moving from an all-Flash format to a ExpressionEngine driven site. The focus was on making a clean, highly usable site.

Really nice bold typography to go along with a clean minimal feeling website. I really like the details in things like the buttons and button like shapes that keep that bottom right corner consistent – that’s a nice touch. The portfolio is bit overwhelming, I always much prefer a more curated portfolio with the firm’s best work displayed, they may have a ton but it feels like they are displaying all of the work they’ve done. Always leave something to mystery right?

version-xcom

This is a re-design of our website moving from an all-Flash format to a ExpressionEngine driven site. The focus was on making a clean, highly usable site.

Really nice bold typography to go along with a clean minimal feeling website. I really like the details in things like the buttons and button like shapes that keep that bottom right corner consistent – that’s a nice touch. The portfolio is bit overwhelming, I always much prefer a more curated portfolio with the firm’s best work displayed, they may have a ton but it feels like they are displaying all of the work they’ve done. Always leave something to mystery right?

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