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December 09 2013
Squid Compression
squid
I like a simple approach, the Squid website does just that. Basically working much like a keynote/powerpoint slideshow – which is really all it needs to do in this instance. The navigation works pretty well, with the down arrow at the bottom and the different highlighted “dots” for when you’re on a specific section. Slide [...]
squid
I like a simple approach, the Squid website does just that. Basically working much like a keynote/powerpoint slideshow – which is really all it needs to do in this instance. The navigation works pretty well, with the down arrow at the bottom and the different highlighted “dots” for when you’re on a specific section. Slide [...]July 25 2012
pss4kids.com
There’s a kind of rough and unfinished feel to the shapes/illustrations here. I’m sure it’s on purpose when you consider the scope of execution on this website. The responsive design and other details leave me with this feeling. I especially love the feel that you get when you reach the footer on the home page [...]
There’s a kind of rough and unfinished feel to the shapes/illustrations here. I’m sure it’s on purpose when you consider the scope of execution on this website. The responsive design and other details leave me with this feeling. I especially love the feel that you get when you reach the footer on the home page [...]August 11 2011
danogborn.com
Danogborn.com cuts straight to the point. It’s refreshing to see a site like this (not a personal or agency portfolio site). Dan’s blog says a lot about the aesthetic that he wants to present, the choice of language and the… well, if you’ll pardon the term, “manliness” of the graphical treatments and the focused content all give a clear indication of this site’s intended audience and purpose. IMHO its a little overstated but the photography is nice and if you read through his blog entries, some fascinating content is there just waiting to be discovered.
July 29 2011
stonehengeveterinaryhospital.com
I really like the interactions and response of the page when navigating around this site. The fly out content boxes for the Dr’s bio’s are pretty cool. Normally I don’t like to hide info like that but in this case I think it’s super practical and a perfect use for that type of thing. I also really like the smooth timing of the way the javascript brings you down to the targeted section you’ve chosen. Overall really nice site here. Makes most veterinarian websites look super lame in comparison.
July 12 2011
mossrehab.com
Nice easy going website design visually. This site is deep on content and organization. The thing I like about this site is that it’s not a flashy client and the result of the work is all business. That’s what it’s about in what we do every day. Making it happen for all our clients, even something like a rehab hospital. The result of this design is a clear concise way to get into the content of the site while maintaining also a clear call to action - based on research that happy cog did. I love how the main two navigation items targeting the site’s two main audiences are treated differently from the rest of the main navigation to stand out. Smart design here.
Here’s what Happy Cog had to say about the website on their own site (Read their full post here):
While the newly surfaced content does a great job showing MossRehab is a trusted, knowledgable place to heal and rebuild, the new visual system also has to support this message. Stark white is avoided in favor of a softer, more soothing palette. Transparent boxes are layered with organic elements to create a visual richness that supported the many facets of MossRehab as an institution. The visual design follows the guiding principle that “just enough is enough.” Too much visual ephemera would distract from the content. Our goal was to craft a visual language that supported the easy-to-use interface, tied together with smart and beautiful typography.
March 03 2011
whatisyourproblem.co.uk
Fun idea on this site, and fun design too. I like the illustration of the guy in the chair, pretty cool. The split design, using the stripe down the middle of the page give it a nice visual focus to help drive your eye down the page really fast. It’s a good focus point too.
My favorite diagnosis so far: “You find relationships difficult to sustain as you whisper ‘sweet nothings’ through the medium of scream.” - fun stuff.
February 04 2011
childpsychologist.com.au
The first thing you notice when you visit this website is that the overall design really matches the name “Quirky Kid Clinic”. The look and feel of the design is definitely “quirky”, the illustrations match up well too. The textures are also quite wonderful too.
June 10 2010
medicalspark.com
Nice clean design, I like the faint blues and background image of the torn-like paper. The navigation is concise and I like how the main pages really large and blue and the sub pages lesser in hierarchy. Like a mini site map on every page - clever.
February 15 2010
Free Medical Icons Set (60 Icons)
Today we are glad to release a Free Medical Icons Set, a set with 60 original medical icons in .png 32 bit in resolutions 32×32px and 128×128px. This set was designed by the user interface design agency Centigrade and released exclusively for Smashing Magazine and its readers. The icons can serve as great in-app icons for desktop or RIAs in the medical domain. With perspective and reflective effects these can be a real stunner on landing pages or in touch screen application menus.
Download the icon set for free!
You can use the set for all of your projects for free and without any restrictions. You can freely use it for both your private and commercial projects, including software, online services, templates and themes. The set may not be resold, sublicensed, rented, transferred or otherwise made available for use. Please link to this article if you would like to spread the word.
- large preview
- download the set (.zip, 0.28 Mb)
- release post on designers’ website
Behind the design
As always, here are some insights from the designers:
There are a lot of free icon libraries out there, however, only few of them focus mainly on medical icons and we wanted this gap to be closed. Centigrade conducted quite a lot of icon projects in the healthcare sector just recently, for which reason we already had some nice vector shapes on the pile. We distilled the most frequently requested metaphors and wrapped them into a fresh new style. Being modern and concise rather than fancy and playful, they are in line with what we experienced works well in the medical domain.
Thank you very much, guys! We really appreciate your efforts.
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