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This is an e-commerce styled site that goes along with a shoe company I created. The assignment was to create a company and its identity through a logo and a style manual that would create company branding. Then using that style manual the website should reflect the company branding and image while showing how the site's would appeal to its target audience. The website's masthead and flash intro on the index page was created to give the feeling of high fashion, as well as the javascript used to view the enlarged view of the shoes.
This site was built entire in Adobe Flash. Animations were added to make the menu more interactive, as well as the pages. Each information held a small image that enlarged when clicked. A song from a popular korean drama plays in the background to add to the experience of teh site. The small cellphone key chain hanging from the right of the page is the link to email the webmaster.
This is a cosmetic e-commerce site. The word NABI in korean means butterfly and I thought it was a good visual representation of beauty. Its design is based on typical cosemtic websites, the index page displays fashion based images notifying the viewer of new products and beauty tips. The product page lists beauty products, with unique names and larger views of the product appear in a popup window.
This is a technology site, based around the name of this website. Flashy DreamWeaver behaviors were applied to the pages to give the viewer a sense that the site is created by someone who has a good knowledge of current technologies. The small robot on the main design's rocket flames move when moused over.
This site is a blog-style autobiographical website. Two column design, the larger was for main text with the navigation at the top, the second column was for a small image gallery. The images appeared when the mouse is hovered above.
