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Before & After®: How to Design Cool Stuff by McWade John

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Before & After®: How to Design Cool Stuff by McWade John

Author:McWade, John [McWade, John]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
Published: 2009-11-10T14:00:00+00:00


Color differentiates the sections A white “center stage” is flanked by a dark header and light footer. These contain the foundational elements—logo, links, search, and so on. The white center is active, with transitory stories, news briefs, stuff like that. A screen-size space like this conveys a tight, organized impression and is easier to read than a scrolling page. Tight editing is key.

Home page

Interior page

2. Header

Two dark bands—one green, one tan—form a simple, substantial header that leads the site; logo and links are reversed in white. To soften the look, a faint gradient yields an understated illusion of radiant light.



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