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Wire Frames
Wire Frames
Today we took a website and translated in back into it's wire frame mock-ups. I decided to do Apple.com. Here is the website nest to the wireframe:
WCUPA.edu Rebuttle
Debate with Melissa Sohmer over WCUPA.edu I believe that the new West Chester University website has a great design. One of the first reasons that this site is great is that it relates to the students who use it. Before building the website the web team polled students and faculty about what they would like to see on
Apple.com rebuttle
Debate with Melissa Sohmer over Apple.com Although Apple.com is a wildly visited site that has been praised for it's design, it unfortunately lacks in it's search engine. As this is crucial to an entire website, especially a site with as many pages as Apple.com, it severely affects it's overall design. Although you are able to search for different
Unisphere by Gilmore D. Clarke
Unisphere by Gilmore D. Clarke
Gilmore D. Clarke is an american landscape architect and civil engineer. Designed for the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair in Queens, New York. It was designed by Clarke and given to the US Steel Corporation as a symbol of peace, the theme of that year's fair. Even the dedication reinforces it's symbolization, stating, "Peace Through Understanding." The Unisphere,
Chapter 13
Chapter 13
Stacking Chair by Verner Panton Verner Panton Stacking Chair Verner Panton is a furniture and interior designer from Denmark. Becoming an artist in the city of Odense, Panton studied architecture during his time at the Royal Danish Academy of Art. Panton is known as one of the artists that is "enfant terrible," or an artist that can easily
Chapter 12
Chapter 12
The "New Look" by Christian Dior Christian Dior "Bar" Suit and Jacket Christian Dior, a French fashion designer, holds the highest designs in the world today. After being born and living in Normandy, France for ten years, Dior and his family decided to move to Paris. Here Dior studied political science and served in the military. In 1935
Chapter 11
Chapter 11
Bolt of Lightning... A Memorial to Benjamin Franklin by Isamu Noguchi Isamu Noguchi One of Isamu Noguchi’s most amazing works is only 45 minutes from where we live. In 1933 Noguchi exhibited some of his work in the Fairmount Park Art Association’s first Sculpture International exhibition, including his design for this sculpture, a memorial to Benjamin Franklin. It
Chapter 10
Chapter 10
Gateway Arch by Eero Saarinen Eero Saarinen Eero Saarinen was a Finnish American architect from the 20th century that produced various forms of art, while always adding his unique style. I was very surprised to look him up to learn more about him and find that he did one of the most magnificent monuments in the United States. “The
Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Aalto Vase by Alvar Aalto Alvar Aalto Alvar Aalto was a Finnish architect and designer who worked in architecture, furniture, textiles, and glassware. A designer of Modernism, Aalto used a humanistic approach to his works. From 1916 to 1921 he studied architecture at the Helsinki University of Technology and opened an office in 1923. Apart from being a
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