The future of web design is always a hot topic
right now, with many designers voicing their hopes and wishful thinking; some realistic and some bizarrely out there. Let’s start with a bit of perspective by refreshing our minds to web design in past, old trends and styles…
Meet the new HTML5 logo. Great landing page design to boot as well.
![“With many logos, it’s not the logo itself, but how it has been used [that makes it a favourite]. I don’t think the Coca Cola logo is a great logo, but it’s a great brand. Nike has become a classic through exposure.”— LEE NEWHAM
comment and photo taken from Logo Design Love Blog](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lfcaguaePW1qdde0vo1_400.jpg)
“With many logos, it’s not the logo itself, but how it has been used [that makes it a favourite]. I don’t think the Coca Cola logo is a great logo, but it’s a great brand. Nike has become a classic through exposure.”
— LEE NEWHAM
comment and photo taken from Logo Design Love Blog
Want to “green” your technology? Consider Refurbished Computers
Read entire article here http://bit.ly/gwAzV3
How do you brand bad news?
image credit: taken from Logo Design Love http://www.logodesignlove.com/branding-bad-news
Bridge of Aspiration Covent Garden, London, UK
The merging of design and technology.
Amazing.
I have a slight obsession with one page websites that are done really well.
This one from Nike is sick.
This is a great opportunity to buy some new gadgets—and your wife will love you even more for it! It’s much better than hooking up a laptop to your baby’s crib, while you Skype it…
(Source: engadget-news, via thewebkaiser-deactivated2012012)
It’s Illustration Thursday! “Alice in Wonderland” by Arthur Rackham
One page design for Rococo Cosmetics
