Review

Eric Ryan Anderson is a photographer living in NYC. His brand new portfolio site just launched with the help of Styleboost faorite Keegan Jones' skills. The navigation, dubbed "scoot-nav" by Keegan himself works great. An instant favorite.

 

Comments

That is an awesome 2008 starter. Great site design and excellent body of work. The thing i don’t get: it’s easy to use in a linear way forward but backward? No way! I have to use the scrollbar or keyboard arrows. This seems kinda odd to me, sorry.

At this point the question may be allowed: Why NOT use Flash for that? 

jan weiss

By jan weiss

Posted on January 8, 2008

Awesome photography.
Horrible site.
It took a while to discover how to navigate the photos, and then once I did there’s no way of returning to the left.  Forcing a user to do something is never good. 

Casey McCallister

By Casey McCallister

Posted on January 8, 2008

I vote this one down. This is another example of a nice photography site destroyed by crappy navigation. When are these designers gonna learn that web design is not just making thing pretty, they have to be usable too and all this scrolling is making me dizzy.

Toku Slamat

By Toku Slamat

Posted on January 8, 2008

Same kind of navigation, but with Flash on this photography site: http://www.kevinclarkheadshots.com/

mr mister

By mr mister

Posted on January 8, 2008

I really like how the navigation makes it a little bit clumsier to navigate back before you have seen an entire series of photos. Why visit this small site if you’re not interested in seeing the photos? And having to see an entire series makes for a more complete, contextual experience.

As for the choice of technology, there are many reasons not to use Flash. For one, this choice makes the development more transparent and the techniques used are visible to other developers.

Johan Bakken

By Johan Bakken

Posted on January 9, 2008

Hm, don’t get me wrong - everything would be superb if only there would be a ‘clickable’ overlap from the previous photo. Would make perfect sense to me clumsy fast-clicker at least. Granted, the contextual experience is an argument.

jan weiss

By jan weiss

Posted on January 9, 2008

I actually like the navigation. I love when site challenges me to get out of my little box. Just easely letting my fingers flow across the mousepad on my mac - works perfectly.

Kim Dolleris

By Kim Dolleris

Posted on January 17, 2008

I like the way the selected navigation button looks.

James Mudgett

By James Mudgett

Posted on January 25, 2008

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