http://derekboateng.com
Home page. like how the project name/pattern disappears on role over to reveal a high res image of the project. This gives the site a clean uncluttered look that is extremely easy to navigate and view content
non-format.com
love the extremely minimalism design and side scrolling. Due to the large about of quality work the artist has used a very simple archiving index down the left hand side and allows the focus to be placed on the large imagery which is easily viewed as it has the whole of the right hand side of the site.
moire.ch
another site using left hand index. again making it very easy to navigate. also like how random images will move when on the home screen.
de-war.de
This is one of my favorite portfolio sites and one I visit often. It is not the easiest to navigate but the best example of a site in which you can move aspects of the site around. The artwork on the home page is prefect and like the way some of it plays on its own.
tdhcreative.com
Tom, Dick and Harry Creative.
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Portfolio Website Research
A collection of portfolio websites designed to influence my own site. The sites on this post are strictly portfolio based.
(Below) Marius Roosendaal. Proving that very simple design and great imagery is sometimes all you need.
mariusroosendaal.com
^ Free Faces. Again a successful minimal site, this time the designer has decided to use close up imagery, forcing the viewer to click further. This works for this artist as his work has very similar design elements meaning that the overall look is well balanced.
http://freefaces.simonfosterdesign.com/index.html
^ Yuna Kim. iamyuna.com This designer takes this one step further. Using shapes and symbols he not only gives the home page at unique look but the shaped picture boxes also sort the content into there different categories.
^ hovering over areas activates small changes. The shapes will turn into imagery. The index will pop the page down slightly reveling a selectable text content. The about at the time of the page will revel the otherwise hidden top of screen that contains basic contact info etc.

^ instead of new pages, most of the page will turn black displaying the new content.
andfold.co.uk
beautifully simple required not artist identity, again like others allowing the work to speak for it's self.
^ Stefankanchev.com
Good site design for a logo designer. The home page features the designers best work which acts as an easy way to navigate the site aswell as showcasing the work.
(Below) Marius Roosendaal. Proving that very simple design and great imagery is sometimes all you need.
mariusroosendaal.com
^ Free Faces. Again a successful minimal site, this time the designer has decided to use close up imagery, forcing the viewer to click further. This works for this artist as his work has very similar design elements meaning that the overall look is well balanced.
http://freefaces.simonfosterdesign.com/index.html
^ Yuna Kim. iamyuna.com This designer takes this one step further. Using shapes and symbols he not only gives the home page at unique look but the shaped picture boxes also sort the content into there different categories.
^ hovering over areas activates small changes. The shapes will turn into imagery. The index will pop the page down slightly reveling a selectable text content. The about at the time of the page will revel the otherwise hidden top of screen that contains basic contact info etc.

^ instead of new pages, most of the page will turn black displaying the new content.
andfold.co.uk
beautifully simple required not artist identity, again like others allowing the work to speak for it's self.
^ Stefankanchev.com
Good site design for a logo designer. The home page features the designers best work which acts as an easy way to navigate the site aswell as showcasing the work.
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