Over the years, we’ve done a lot of portfolio sites for photographers, designers and artists. The trick with portfolios is to capture the essence of the artist or designer without overpowering the work itself.
Another of the many sites we’ve done with Flyleaf, this site’s main bit of fun is the unique interaction of the menu that lets users quickly identify who does what, where. Debby Brown represents 10 photographers who do a variety of types of work in a geographically diverse area. In addition to just showing off(…)
We built renowned photojournalist George Steinmetz‘s site using the same custom CMS that we had built for Ed Kashi as a base. George’s goals were slightly different though: they incorporated ecommerce and needed less in the way of a full blown archive. He also made a wise decision to have us build a screen size(…)
We originally built renowned photojournalist Ed Kashi‘s portfolio site sever years ago, back when the idea of building a website in Flash wasn’t looked at as a bad idea. We built a search engine crawler friendly HTML skeleton for the site, while replacing that content with Flash for human users, including browser history and deep(…)
This is the second job we’ve done with Mike Spangler. Mike decided to leverage the same theme we used for Pets in Motion, and it’s really apparent what a great designer he is when you compare the two – aside from structural similarities, they really couldn’t be more different. The site can be found at ddavidfinejewelry.com
Nothing says trust like a design firm asking you to collaborate on and build their own website. Our longstanding relationship with Flyleaf Creative gave us the opportunity to create a really sexy Drupal setup for them to showcase their design work.