Comments on: A Few Quick Screenshots http://papertreedesign.com/a-few-quick-screenshots/ Web Design and Development Fri, 23 Jul 2010 19:19:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: thatwomancdvhttp://papertreedesign.com/a-few-quick-screenshots/comment-page-1/#comment-165 thatwomancdv Mon, 20 Oct 2008 14:05:50 +0000 http://www.papertreedesign.com/?p=125#comment-165 Jeremy, the screens shots look good. I agree with Phil Lucas, I am in awe of your use of browns, "grunge" but how clean the site is. Most blogging sites are becoming so cluttered with "junk" that you really have to "sift through" just to find the articles.You have a keen eye for use of white space, and most of all for good design. Can't wait to see the new site live. Excellent work keeping us updated. Jeremy, the screens shots look good. I agree with Phil Lucas, I am in awe of your use of browns, “grunge” but how clean the site is. Most blogging sites are becoming so cluttered with “junk” that you really have to “sift through” just to find the articles.

You have a keen eye for use of white space, and most of all for good design. Can’t wait to see the new site live. Excellent work keeping us updated.

]]> By: Phil Lucashttp://papertreedesign.com/a-few-quick-screenshots/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Phil Lucas Fri, 17 Oct 2008 19:09:05 +0000 http://www.papertreedesign.com/?p=125#comment-145 Looks like it will be a winner. I can see that you have some very beneficial layout and design experience in off-web areas. You have a great eye for proportion and fully recognize the importance of free-space. Too many web designers these days "over-Java and over-Ajax" and end up driving viewers away with way too much clutter and multi-source loading.Simplicity with a touch of post-modern grunge makes for a very pleasant read ! (which is what most people go to blogging sites for in the first place.)Keep up the grat work! Looks like it will be a winner. I can see that you have some very beneficial layout and design experience in off-web areas. You have a great eye for proportion and fully recognize the importance of free-space. Too many web designers these days “over-Java and over-Ajax” and end up driving viewers away with way too much clutter and multi-source loading.

Simplicity with a touch of post-modern grunge makes for a very pleasant read ! (which is what most people go to blogging sites for in the first place.)

Keep up the grat work!

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