Showing posts with label web design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web design. Show all posts
Monday, 12 December 2011
Store graphics mock ups and website banners
As part of my mock ups I have made two web banners for the Waitrose grocery website as well as a recipe page and put the products into context on a product page.
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Sunday, 27 November 2011
Ponya website modifications
Following the advice and feedback I received from the last crit, I decided to make the following changes to the website design for the Ponya product range:
1) Change the background - it was agreed in the crit that the existing noise heavy background was too distracting and was taking the attention away from the products. I have changed this to a simplistic white background and made the boxes which the product images are contained in slightly darker.
2) It was also discussed that I needed to specify where the product is found - not necessarily photograph the products in shops, but more specify which shops it could be found (other than the online shop). I have added a 'stockists' tab to the website which contains a list of shops where the product can be found in the form of a concession, as well as a submission form for potential wholesale partners which was something I found from my research that a lot of similar brands do have on their websites.
Ponya website changes
Following the advice and feedback I received from the last crit, I decided to make the following changes to the website design for the Ponya product range:
1) Change the background - it was agreed in the crit that the existing noise heavy background was too distracting and was taking the attention away from the products. I have changed this to a simplistic white background and made the boxes which the product images are contained in slightly darker.
2) It was also discussed that I needed to specify where the product is found - not necessarily photograph the products in shops, but more specify which shops it could be found (other than the online shop). I have added a 'stockists' tab to the website which contains a list of shops where the product can be found in the form of a concession, as well as a submission form for potential wholesale partners which was something I found from my research that a lot of similar brands do have on their websites.
Monday, 14 November 2011
Ponya website development
I have spent last night and today working on the website for the Ponya brand I have created for my second main brief. I have mocked up a range of products including home ware, gifts and prints; all of which carry one of 5 Panda illustrations which make up the brand identity. I have worked on the 3 product pages today and the overall appearance of the website and how it functions. I came up with some designs on paper which I have translated pretty accurately to screen. I have experimented with layout, colour, drop shadows, flat colours and transparency, and while I am not yet perfectly satisfied with the result, I think I am getting there......
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