Friday Focus 02/03/12: Scrolling & Sliding for Good
Happy February Friday Focus! Our featured websites of the week highlight informative, for-good topics in a vertical storytelling format.
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Happy February Friday Focus! Our featured websites of the week highlight informative, for-good topics in a vertical storytelling format.
Our first Friday Focus for the New Year is all about animated designs, a bit on the subtle side but sure to pique your interest nonetheless.
It’s that time of the year once more, so let’s soak up some Christmas cheer with these designs. Happy Christmas Friday Focus!
This week’s featured designs business card websites, some of them looking literally like cards containing contact information of their owners. That means very minimal layouts but still all compelling experiences.
Hope everyone had a lovely Thanksgiving! This week’s (black) Friday Focus shines the spotlight on sites that use diamonds (or rhombuses) as a major graphic element in their designs.
Last week we celebrated 11/11/11; this Friday Focus we’re looking at inspiring moustache-themed designs in celebration of Movember or men’s health awareness month.
Like the parallax effect, horizontal scrolling is a popular technique to grab people’s attentions and making a website stand out. It also challenges the usual top to bottom browsing we are accustomed to, so it should always be used with caution. Let’s see if this week’s featured designs are on point. Happy Friday Focus!
This week’s Friday Focus features designs revolving around maps, both as embellishment and a tool.
Clouds are one of the most popular graphic elements on websites and designers have upped the ante by making them move across visitors’ screens. Let’s see how this week’s featured sites did it.
Happy Friday Focus! Today we’re looking at designs with a bit of a “dip” in them—one content area leading into another with a nice little curve. Can you spot them? Read on!
This week’s Friday Focus features designs that incorporate the moon in them.
This week’s designs feature illustrations with the isometric perspective in them, giving the sites an interesting birds-eye view.