Well worth the read whether your a designer or in a position where your providing the feedback. It just might save your next project from looking like a mullet.
“John in marketing wants to be able to log in directly on the home page, but Tim in Engineering would prefer it on its own page. Can we compromise?”
No. We cannot compromise.
If you tell your barber that you like it short, but your significant other likes it long, you’re gonna get a mullet.
Logos have always fascinated me and so I get excited when I learn more about how the great ones get designed. These small symbols often made up of simple shapes or even the intersection of letters can take on a very large meaning.
The culmination of months of design, photography, and development have been assembled together and launched onto the information superhighway….and its name – Neela Bags.
Little things like icons and graphics turn a web site into a memorable browsing experience. The next time you’re looking into a new product that you might purchase take a look at the company’s web site and look at their visuals.
2 Out of Three recently finished a project for a new video game social network VG Views. We thought it would be fun to take you through the design process; showing you early versions of wireframes, logos and the web designs.
At 2 Out of Three we are passionate about good design. And we want more of it. Good design comes from a good process. And we’re willing to let you in on our secrets so you can go out there and create more designs we’re excited to use.
I recently started reading Designing Interactions by Bill Moggridge. The book is a fascinating compilation of interviews and analysis of the best designed and most innovative digital products.
2 Out of Three is the website of Abraham Wallin. It serves as a design canvas, photography repository and home to occasionally coherent scribblings. more →
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