DAN LINDOP
September 7, 2006
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Tags: css, details, flash, portfolio, xhtml
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I really, really like the way Dan is presenting his works. The wrapping is delicate with great attention paid to the details. The subtle use of Flash makes the site feel dynamic and the color scheme gives attention to his work. This is a great example of how CSS and XHTML can be used without feeling too static and information-driven.
The design isn't very exciting, but very functional. No overuse of flash. The portfolio is really really good. I love the GUI of 'Specs Place'.
#2
Peter Mellander
on September 8, 2006
I wasn't too excited about this site. But looking at some of his work, there is no doubt that DL is a talented webdesigner.
#3
Lars Jenssen
on September 8, 2006
Site looks good - spelling mistake on information page - he spelled Organization wrong - doesn't give potential clients a good impression if there are spelling errors! All in all - good structure, clean and concise. Cheers
#4
Tracy Doll
on September 8, 2006
Site looks good - spelling mistake on information page - he spelled Organization wrong - doesn't give potential clients a good impression if there are spelling errors! All in all - good structure, clean and concise. Cheers
#5
Tracy Doll
on September 8, 2006
not that impressive... not worthy of styleboost
#6
Tony Garcia
on September 8, 2006
I love the colour selection on this site and the high contrast between the foreground and the background, very fresh. I also this site because of it's minimal yet stylish layout.
#7
Matthew Laakvand
on September 9, 2006
he spelt "organizations" wrong on the information page. aside from that its a clean site. nothing too flashy or innovative.
#8
Vlado Mazic
on September 10, 2006
he spelt "organizations" wrong on the information page. aside from that its a clean site. nothing too flashy or innovative.
#9
Vlado Mazic
on September 10, 2006
Very clean layout and the colors work very well together, but that palette is becoming a bit tired these days as ALOT of people are using it.
It makes me happy that his pages actually validate as XHTML. I've seen so many people with their validation link on pages that end up failing validation.
Not one of the most 'omfg, wow' sites to come through here; it's definitely all business, no non-sense and great solid work.
#10
Erik Frick
on September 10, 2006
Really effective way to present a portfolio. Easy to access, not to fussy or cluttered. Nice layout and colour scheme help to create a nice simple identity too.
#11
David Harston
on September 19, 2006
Not very exciting.... defiantly not a styleboost site
#12
Marco Russolillo
on September 20, 2006
Beautiful... Love It!
#13
MIchael Glenn
on October 4, 2006
Organization can also be spelt organisation. American spelling accepts only -ize endings in most cases, such as organize, recognize, and realize. British usage accepts both -ize and the more French-looking -ise (organise, recognise, realise).
wikipedia tells more
#14
Toni Mann
on November 1, 2006
Thanks for clearing up the language comment, Toni.
#15
Johan Bakken
on November 2, 2006
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It's good and neatly presented. But not very original, I've seen quite a number of sites with the same structure and color scheme lately.