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I'm on the same boat, here are some UX Designers portfolios that I found interesting and bookmarked. Even if it's a different profession, you may find inspirati
by daleco 8y ago
I'm on the same boat, here are some UX Designers portfolios that I found interesting and bookmarked. Even if it's a different profession, you may find inspiration there:
http://jaredgranger.com/ http://jaredgranger.com/
https://danielkorpai.com/#work https://danielkorpai.com/#work
https://katiemacoy.com https://katiemacoy.com
https://www.vanschneider.com https://www.vanschneider.com
https://heyshawn.co https://heyshawn.co
- skilled 8y agoI burst out laughing while reflecting on how good the Tobias van Schneider design is. The use of typography is absolutely marvelous. Thanks for sharing!
- phosfox 8y agoI don't know if his site is getting a hug of death but it took almost 50sec (16sec DOMContentLoaded) to be completely finished loading. It's a beautiful site though.
- flaviocopes 8y agoThe page design is absolutely amazing, although its weight is 33MB. Which makes me think, where do we draw the line in terms of web page size? What's acceptable as of 2019? Also considering mobile?
- rchaud 8y ago> Which makes me think, where do we draw the line in terms of web page size? We look at the business case. TVS' website would be a disaster if it was targeted at the general public, with millions of hits each day. But it's not. His work on Spotify however does have to be optimized for that audience. His personal site however can be whatever. It's showcased on industry sites like awwwards.com and the like, and those sites are all form, no function. In this environment, Pretty = useful, because it makes his work more noticeable, which is good for getting consulting work.