My portfolio website is coming on nicely, but one thing that bothers me. I swear I used to be able to design before I learned about good accessibil...
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I wonder.
If the colors are just accents (there's that splash :D) and don't convey important information. Maybe they're just colorful borders.
This is how I feel about boxy content. boxes ... everywhere... I would love some more fluidity to layouts.
Perhaps that's why I don't like boxed in content anymore, maybe interesting layout is the way forward? I kind off like stuff that is off grid but somewhat still in a grid. Also movie posters are a good example of this sort of flow.
I am conscious that users read websites in F shapes so there's that too.
Interesting. I've been exploring this route lately and have not come across any unique inspirations. Got any links?
Maybe this?
images.app.goo.gl/Q9aCJKCuhtHAQyYK7
Diagnoal or hexigon based grid systems, that sort of thing. Something challenging.
Or this
images.app.goo.gl/iUbPqjL1aBdiHGNJ7
All of these
bashooka.com/inspiration/25-unusua...
I think the trick is aspect ratio.
16:9
9:24
1:1
All nice ratios that look pleasing somehow.
The problem I feel we all face when trying to create a personal website for ourselves.
Absolutely, it's nice to put it down in words. 😀
This article helped me get past this feeling by providing a useful framework for using color in UI:
learnui.design/blog/color-in-ui-de...
hope that helps.
I just wanted to say a huge thank you, there are great posts linked to this as well.
Thanks Andre I will check it out tonight.
Well, now you've got paint it black stuck in my head.
"I see a red door".. damn I'm thinking about it again now too.