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The evolution of a website design

60 pointsby figuredabout 16 years ago

6 comments

chimeabout 16 years ago
Personally, I like clean, minimal designs. I'd have been happy with anything between 2-4. Stage 12 (or finished) is completely over-the-top for my taste. Tags are hard to read (red is too dark) and don't tell me anything about the depth or breadth of discussions that will be on these topics. Devdays font is coming off too strong in the final one. In Stage 4, StackOverflow was clearly visible and Devdays seemed pretty significant too. I was instantly able to make out that it was a 5-city dev conference by the folks from StackOverflow. In Stage 4, he could have highlighted some of the key words from the description to give more value to specific 'tags' and put simple links for buy-ticket, speakers etc. As it stands, it's very high on graphics, definitely very impactful, but not too clean or simple. However, that being said, it is still a very good design.
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apmeeabout 16 years ago
"I’m not feeling that good about the design at the moment as it’s shit," made me laugh.<p>Also it's always heartening to see even great designers like Mike have to scrabble and grab for inspiration.
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euroclydonabout 16 years ago
So does this guy design the covers for Wired magazine? Because that's what it looks like.
patio11about 16 years ago
I was just looking at this and one of my Japanese-speaking colleagues walked up and said "Whoa, nice site design. Lots of impact. What the hell is it for?"<p>I don't think I can improve on that comment.
figuredabout 16 years ago
The way he worked through the design really resonated with me, especially when he would break away from his original only to come back to it later on.
ianbishopabout 16 years ago
I liked the second last design more. Christmas at StackOverflow!