David Dylan Jessurun: Mini-site

Web users are web-builders

David Dylan Jessurun

David Dylan Jessurun does webdesign, SEO/SEM and Usability consulting.

He believes in a holistic apoproach to the web; marketing, (standards-based) design, technology and espresso make for a website which earns you money, ignore one and the others will cost you money.

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Mini-site

Role: Design – Flash.

For a new business unit of Signicom Research & Consultancies I was asked to design a topical mini-site. The unit was centred around the Mindworld tool which had been designed and built by Fier.nl (a very good outfit, by the way.). I incorporated their design (the little cartoon) in a design based on Signicom’s regular identity, with a few tweaks. For example: The triangle from the logo I turned into a kite to symbolise innovation and freedom. The site was done in a combination of Flash and HTML/CSS. Usually such sites are done completely in Flash, but really, with some effort, the same effect can be achieved without incurring the usability / accessibility issues introduced by plain Flash.

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David Dylan Jessurun has been involved with ‘the web’ since 1992. He considers himself a pragmatic standardista and usability/accessibility propagandist. His Web-scout badges include: researching and developing research methods, SEO/SEA, (x)HTML/CSS and design. He also writes. The information in this article is presented ‘as is’ with no guarantees whatsoever. All copyrights and trademarks apply. Reposting/publishing this information is expressly prohibited except in the form of a short (fair use) quotation and link to the original. Please respect the author’s wishes and keep the web a safe place for authors and artists. Thank you.

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