Inspiration and webdesign #3
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After my two posts "Inspiration and Webdesign Flash" that you can find here and here (not yet translated in english), I decided to continue this series by mixing full flash website with other web technologies. I made this choice because I think it's more and more artificial to make a difference between flash and other technologies, HTML5 and Javascript allowing now to reach high interactivity and animation levels. In this post you will find a high part of full flash websites, but some HTML / CSS / JS productions too.
Mademoiselle Dimanche is a full flash e-business website selling hand made printed fabrics. The navigation is very simple, and colours and typographic work give the site a very pleasant use. Products are very well displayed too. An e-business website providing an original user experience.
www.mademoiselledimanche.com, website design by www.rezo-zero.com
Here is an other full flash website, the portfolio of Pianofuzz agency, located in Brasil. An original graphic atmosphere, a very smooth and interactive navigation introducing beautiful realisations.
www.pianofuzz.com
To communicate about it's famous paper range Conqueror, ArjoWiggins asked Reflexgroup to create a specific full flash website. The site uses different graphic spaces to introduce the features and qualities of the products. You can notice that the company asked famous typographer Jean-François Porchez to design a very complete typographic family called "Conqueror", downloadable for free.
http://conqueror.com
www.typofonderie.com, Jean-François Porchez's website
A beautiful universe, full flash designed, for the website of the french artist Emilie Loizeau. A vintage and atypical graphic design, evoking engraving or pen-and-ink drawing. A realisation by Lajungle.
www.emilyloizeau.fr
The Critical Mass is a german website designed in the fashion of data visualization. Beautiful circular graphics, using action script properties to make rotations and 3D perspectives.
http://thecriticalmass.de
This site was launched some months ago, but personnaly I don't get tired of this interactive experience. For the Claude Monet exhibition in Paris, french agency Les 84 designed an interactive trip into the painter's works, allowing the web user a virtual visit.
www.monet2010.com
www.les84.com
Discovered by chance, this japanese website provides flash experiments featuring random and programming.
www.typecs.com/sazameki
The Montreal Fashion Week website, designed by Akufen, is a proof of the high graphic design level of the agency, mostly known for it's flash realisations. A structured layout, a beautiful typographic work, and nice black and white photos give this site a sober and strong visual identity.
http://montrealfashionweek.ca
It's on Feedback Roulette that I came upon the Opéra de Paris website. A sober site, which give a high place to videos and photos to share an idea of the spectacles. I think this website could make you come to a spectacle.
www.operadeparis.fr
To finish, the Coda's website : a strongly grid based layout for this electric automotive brand. The mockup, built with blocks, could appear to be simple at a first vue but it contains some subtleties like interactive videos. A graphic style quite original I think, compared to other automotive brands websites.
www.codaautomotive.com
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