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Personal Websites: Pushing the Boundaries with Experimental Web Design and Graphics

Personal Websites: Pushing the Boundaries with Experimental Web Design and Graphics

by JoeShepter (Author)

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    Hardcover 2002

    $10.59
Synopsis

A peek into the sketchbooks of top web designers. This book offers a fresh approach to web design. It presents insights from the best in the business and shows their own personal projects. Full of inspiration, ideas and new techniques personal webites are fertile testing grounds. These sites are also stepping stones, laying the groundwork for future commercial projects. International sites include: abnormalbehavoirchild.com, Italy; archinect.com, Canada; australianinfront.com, Australia; designiskinky.net, Australia; dhky.com, Canada; elixirstudio.com, France; eneri.net, Hong Kong; factory512.com, Russia; hungryfordesign.com, Brazil; k10k.net, Denmark; kiiroi.nu, multinational; linkdup.com, UK; module8.com, Sweden; natzke.com, Canada; ndroid.com, Canada; precinct.net, Sweden; saulbass.net, UK; surfstation.lu, Luxemburg; threeoh.com, Sweden.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 160
 Edition: illustrated edition
 Publisher: Rockport Publishers Inc.
Published: 29 Mar 2002
ISBN 10: 1564968634
ISBN 13: 9781564968630

Author Bio
Joe Shepter works for Adobe Systems, where he developed the highly successful Web Center magazine. In one year, their site went from being an industry goat to winning Gold and Silver Pencils, Creative Voice Awards, and a New Media Invision Award, among others. During this time period, he was responsible for 90per cent of their cover stories and has written more than 50 articles on top graphic and Web designers, including David Carson, Jean-Francois Porchez, Stefan Sagmeister, and Tomato (last two are forthcoming). He also worked as an interactive writer on movies like Gladiator, Spy Kids, and the upcoming Planet of the Apes, and is currently developing an online documentary called Networks with Second Story Interactive.