On the nGen Works website redesign
Carl’s video posts looked like fun, so I thought I’d take a stab at one, myself. Instead of my usual long-winded writing, here’s an equally long-winded talk about the process of redesigning our website to fit with our new brand. It includes discussion of the process I used to paint the broad strokes of the design, how we worked together as a team, an individual feature I’m proud of, and the font drama we had at launch.
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Cool overview of the design process behind the redesign. Thanks for sharing that, looking forward to more of these.
I’m going to definitely try the Inside-Out method. I usually do the landing page first but it makes a lot of sense to define the inside page elements first considering the landing page usually has more unique styles.
I’m with Zach. The inside-out sounds like a good plan. Great post. So good I took notes.
Good job! I really like the insight shared here. I’ve seen Jeff on camera twice, and both time he had a Dribbble shirt on.
That was great, looking forward to more! And couldn’t agree more with the type foundries/post-Napster record labels analogy.
Truly inspiring post. Just the motivation we needed to redesign our own site.
I’m amazed HFJ sent a cease-and-desist. That’s nuts. I wonder what the legal technicalities truly are and if a case would stand up in their favor? I’m curious to know if there have been any type related lawsuits involving @typeface and a foundry yet.
Really Beautiful….. Nice Job…Thanks