Site for Tank magazine, UK independant quarterly on contemporary culture, design, art and so on. Love the 3D panels showing the latest issues content outline – some interesting interaction, where the entire paragraph splits and reveals imagery. Minimal design makes a nice juxtaposition with the content and imagery from the magazine.
Created by Tank Magazine (@tankmagazine).
Site for German digital agency Humans & Machines. Elegant and minimal site for a body of work spanning identity to app design. Lots of nice transitions from section to section, with gorgeous seamless animations – that give a feel of polish and simplicity. The case studies for each of the projects are well considered and include inline videos, animations, and wireframes even to describe their process and pull out the nice features. Such a lovely, modern and fresh experience.
Created by Humans & Machines (@humans_machines).
Site of Jeremy Vitte art director and designer for magazines, books and identity. Simple folio site that shows the range of work in a minimal way, love the way the screen splits to show the open project down the right side of the screen. Nice range of work displayed in an elegant and complimentary way.
Created by Tristan Bagot (@TristanBagot).
Brooding site for RAF Simons Spring 2017 collection. Love the way you cycle through the images of the collection – very slow and refined, added with the dark moody soundtrack creates quite an interesting experience.
Created by Random (@random_studio).
Site for XXIX NYC based design agency. Love the minimal approach and the iframed sites / project windows that showcase their body of work. A lot of the annotations down the side lead to windows where that particular site/visuals is displayed. Type led treatment that makes a bold statement, elegant and simple way of getting across their work in a fresh and modern way.
Created by XXIX (@twentynine_nyc).
Fantastic portfolio of Martin Wecke, designer & coder based in Berlin. Love the mechanic of iframed sites that sit to the left – showing the work in-situ – appearing as you scroll down the page. Minimal and elegant mix of inline sites and imagery letting the work speak for itself. Love the rotating ‘chart’ mapping individual project to types of work – very cool and interactive. Lovely, modern and fresh innovative portfolio.
Created by Martin Wecke (@martinwecke).
Site of designer and artist Yanto Maszewski. Type driven design with shards of imagery interspersed in the layout on rollover. Nice clean layout with offset grid of imagery for each of the project pages.
Created by Villa Böhnke.
Site showing the Central Saint Martins Degree Show for 2016. Fun, playful switches for ‘undo redo’ that flick on/off when you interact with the part of the design, that flows down the side. Very simple long scrolling site that allows you to see all the graduates and visit their sites in a quick and easy way. Fun, colorful and playful.
Created by No Plans (@noplansstudio).
Site for Small Victories a neat service that converts a Dropbox folder. Simple premise, simple site that walks you through the process in a step by step way, in a fun interactive way. Love the scrolling mechanic that scrolls the ‘pages’ of content whilst the rest of the site is sticky – fun and quirky, gets the across the simplicity through its execution.
Created by XXIX (@twentynine_nyc).
Site of UK based design agency Six. Elegant portfolio of work that spans branding & digital design for clients all over the world. Nice and simple way of presenting their work in an editorial style layout with lots of nice transitions that create a seamless experience when traversing their projects.
Created by Six (@madebysix).
Lovely site for those at the 2016 Google I/O, as a way for people to spend some time and interact with the large screens in the intervals. The lovely thing about it is the mechanic and the way it worked on mobile, you would create a plane, place a geo-located stamp, fold it up, rotate your phone to landscape and imitate throwing a plane – the phone would vibrate and a little ‘swoosh’ noise would play. Once launched you could then catch other planes with a net, again moving around your phone like a net to capture a plane, once you caught one – you could again unfold it and add your stamp, and again launch it back out. Such a simple, but beautifully executed & crafted experience, using all the features of your phone to create a truly mobile first experience.
Created by Active Theory (@active_theory).
Site for Beyonce’s new active line Ivy Park. Big, bold, and full of attitude – hold down button to switch tracks. Photos, videos, gifs all play a part in this monochromatic experience. Love that when you open the menu, the music dims a little. The brand expressed through simple and bold web experience.
Site for digital agency and research group Consortia. Lovely scrolling intro that pulls apart the logo and dives you into their lovely folio of work. Simple interactivity that splits the page to reveal the project detail in-situ. The component parts of the logo follow you down the page and add a nice element of depth.
Created by Lucas Lind.
Website for Nosaj Thing’s No Reality EP. Love the 3D sound reactive background visualisation, which changes when you hold down the No Reality logo. Nice vibe, looks great, and fun to play around with the views and listen to the jams.
Created by Ben Wegscheider (@benbesen).
