I designed this site for a
non-profit environmental action group in Washington D.C.
It's aim is to be friendly, fast-loading, but also bold and unique as well as slick enough to add credibility. It started with a purposely simple logo, and the color was a no-brainer--though I do remember sites like Herman Miller’s “Red” (no longer in existence) being all blue, which I found kind of amusing. I believe home pages need to be simple and compact so people can see
their options and get on the right “path.” I didn’t used to believe that, I used to believe they needed to be long and complex, so that just shows that times have changed, or I’ve learned something, or maybe I knew something then I’ve forgotten now. One can never tell with these things :) That said, this design is no longer online as their needs changed, they wanted a home page that was long and filled with detail, so the current site design reflects this. NEXT > |