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Design Focus: Tidy Grid Portfolios

November 30, 2012 By Sophia Lucero

Grids are an absolute must when building any design, but this week’s featured sites apply the rhythm of an even grid to lay out their portfolios, becoming the first and pretty much only thing you see when you come visit them. The result is a very neat look—or perhaps stark to other pairs of eyes—but very honest.

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Ben Quinn's website
Ben Quinn

I like the little detail of the fixed header and footer on a layer above the scrolling content. The portfolio items all look similar but they don’t have the same form factor, so there’s an interesting play between uniformity (in the look) and diversity (in the shapes), but still not chaotic. Only question I have is if the white text is readable enough on that shade of gray.

Lanzart website
Lanzart

I find extremely interesting and delightful that animations and icons are used in the portfolio grid instead of the usual thumbnails. Makes you curious enough to see what they are a part of while standing alone as ideas of their own. Fixed elements at the four corners of the screen are at play here, too.

OCAD U Illustration website
OCAD U Illustration

Beautifully responsive and AJAXy, with a little animation applied to the background pattern of the info box in the bottom. GIFs are making a comeback with designy sites. Also expectedly loses the circles and the layout in the inner pages.

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Interaction Design, User Experience – Hover States
“New & interesting examples of movement in interaction design, curated by Chambers Judd.”

Typography, CSS, User Experience – Please Stop “Fixing” Font Smoothing
“The antialiasing mode is not a “fix” for subpixel rendering — in most cases it’s a handicap.”

Filed Under: Design Focus Tagged With: css, debugging, grid, Portfolio, responsive web design, typography, ux

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