I’ve been designing the homepage, portfolio page, blog and shop of the Dobot website recently because we are revamping it soon, and when I had some free time I decided to tackle the 404 page as well. Since landing on the 404 page is not typically what most people are hoping for, I wanted to make it fun for the user, much like mailchimp.com does with their’s. That is why I decided to go with this simple, cute design, of the applebot character having recently fallen apart. Once this is coded, I hope that the eye will follow the user’s mouse around the screen, just as an added layer of interactivity.
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-Logan
The final two illustrations I created for a start-up company’s website. The first image is of an auto-repair shop and will be used for the second page that people will land on when they visit the site. The second image is a more abstract mountain scene that will reside at the base of a third page that depicts a four step process for how to use the site.
For the last week or so I’ve been working on some designs for a website. They are Boston based start-up company that deals with finding and comparing auto-repair shops’ pricing and availability. This illustration was for the homepage. The first one I did on the left was a bit too “my style” and didn’t quite fit the feel we were going for on the site. The second one was the revamped version that was a bit more architectural and sleek, which better fir the style we were aiming for. Each one stays true to and represents the overall palette of the page.
-L
