Hello everyone! As design geeks here at Expertise, we are incredibly aware that every detail of design matters. That includes seemingly inconsequential issues such as what font we use in the designs we create. So today I decided to show our love for typography by gathering some examples of creative uses of  typography in web design. From bold and colorful letters to delicate handwriting ones, you will find that sometimes all you need is a good font to create a splash and garner attention for your business or organization.

 

Until next time,

Candi Bishop

Project Manager

 

*Note: We are not endorsing the content of any of these sites, just presenting them as examples.

 

Francesca Nini

 

River & Robots

 

Leaderbe Consulting

 

Rice Bowls

 

Ruth

 

Skewed Icons

 

Corkcicle

 

Ana Majik

 

 

We’ve all been on the web. In fact, you are here at this very moment. We go to countless websites in the course of a day and usually we go to a website with a purpose in mind. We want to buy something, or locate a service, gather information about things that interest us, or hang out with friends in the digital sense. Most normal people don’t go to a website to critique the design. We at Expertise are not normal. We are constantly aware of opportunities to improve what we do.  Choosing the right color scheme for a web design is extremely important. It will set the mood of your presentation probably more so than any other component. Sometimes it’s appropriate to go big with an assortment of bold colors, while other times it’s better to play it safe with a minimal color palette. I’ve collected a few examples of great color usage in websites for your enjoyment. Take a browse and see the possibilities!

 

Until next time,

Candi Bishop

Project Manager

 

*Note: We are not endorsing the content of any of these sites, just presenting them as examples.

Typemedia 2011

 

Girl Effect

 

Goodfoot App

 

yurbuds

 

Theo Thermometer

 

Red Pop

 

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