The design blog of Lexa Funderburg
Low-Tech Magazine’s Website: But make it solar-powered AIGA Eye on Design recently released an article about Low-Tech Magazine’s low-tech website. This site is optimized to use the least amount of energy possible. It running on solar power means that occasionally, Continue Reading …
iRuler iRuler is simple tool, but one that I come back to time and time again. The site itself is not much, the function is fantastic. iRuler will measure the width of your display and show you a ruler at Continue Reading …
Typewolf I have been a long-time visitor to Typewolf, a website run by designer Jeremiah Shoaf. Not only does it showcase great fonts, it helps you locate the foundry as well as good companion fonts to pair with them. Typewolf Continue Reading …
Designspiration Designspiration is a site that, while similar to Pinterest, is entirely curated by visual artists. You are able to save images inside of collections that are tied to your account. Everything you look at has been approved for the Continue Reading …
The Story of Jess and Russ One of my favorite designers Jessica Hische, created a site for her wedding announcement that has great parallax scrolling features that aren’t used in excess. I also love a good story, and theirs certainly Continue Reading …
Chrome Experiments Google Chrome Experiments is a fun experimental portion of Google that not many people seem to know about. They feature dozens of interactive web programs that push you to think about the possibilities of digital design. See Google Continue Reading …
Can the way websites look change how we feel? In a recent article from AIGA Eye on Design, Emily Gosling writes about an experimental Italian studio, named POMO, who is pushing the limits of what the web “should be.” The Continue Reading …
Where’s Wallet? Website This site was created as a companion to a Kickstarter campaign. I think that this is a very fun and effective way to get users to stay on your site longer. I also appreciate that the game Continue Reading …