vinecreative- San Diego
- United States
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July 01, 1981Job:
Freelance DesignerWebsite
www.vine-creative.comStatus:
FreelanceBiography:
Southern California based graphic designer with over 6 years experience in
PRINT // ADVERTISING // IDENTITY // BROCHURE // APPAREL // WEB DESIGN
Extensive Automotive Industry experience rounded out with work in Financial Marketing, Direct Mail, Trade Show Marketing, and Identity Development Programs.
Established Vine Creative, a design consultancy that networks with other talented Southern California designers to develop high-end design and marketing.
February 14, 2007 Last login on:
January 06, 2009
Blog Item
March 4th, 2007
My New Website.
I recently updated my website/portfolio. Its really basic, but its my first attempt at css so im happy with it. I'm mostly a print designer and have limited experience with web-design (well the coding part of it) please check it out and give me some feedback.
thanks!
Comments (4)
the scrolling thingy is cute for exactly 2 seconds, then it gets annoying :P
I think you could take some of the work from the web site and only leave the stuff you're really proud of on there, however I like the way the site focuses on what's important, your work.
i think its a little bit common. thats a style a lot of these portfolio sites looks at the moment. "i put every thing i have on one page" not very clear und userfriendly for me. but i like the pictures - very good arranged.
thanks for the feedback.
I agree with the scrolling getting annoying. Most people will click it once and appreciate it and not use it again... unless they're at the bottom.
regarding my work - I have been a in-house designer my entire career and have worked at companies for long periods of time, so that limits my range of work to present. I am currently working with different clients and firms so I will update my work when i get the chance. I mostly work in the automotive and action sports industry, so it wont stray from that...
as for this layout being common and not user friendly-
well I have noticed that most of the clients I encounter dont have the time or the want to deal with super flashy/multipule page/bizzare navigation style sites. I think other designers are the ones that truly appreciate that. Clients are at your site to see your work and like I said im not much of a web designer.
so a one page portfolio is simple and to the point in my opinion.
maybe later I will do a multiple page layout. But it would probably be very simple to.
thanks again guys.