
Sure, you could claim that the initially neat but horrifically user unfriendly design is a result of the guy's background in art/design. Right, it's pretty but ultimately unuseful. Sounds like the worst of the art school stereotype.
But then you get to this, his radical, attractive, and surprisingly useful design for directions within a parking garage. From most directions, the instructions look like long, random lines of paint used to decorate the place, but as you start to head into the right direction, the words coalesce into clear and unambiguous driving directions.
It's amazing to me how some people can have such clear understanding of the concept in one milieu and be utterly clueless in another.
Make
your
website
work
for
me.
Simple, easy to understand.
Keep usability above all else.
You wouldn't take your new book - the one you hope will be your introduction to the world of best sellers - and arrange its pages at utter random the first time it was printed, would you?
C'mon, dude...
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Word of caution: I looked around this website and found some pictures that you might not want to have your blog linked to. Double click on the black skull at the beginning, read the word, and groan.
I'm not up on my German, but when I click the black skulls, the only thing I get is the magazine Feld...I don't see anything that's a problem to me...
hey change your header and then start talking about ugly websites HAHA! ;-)
Lakes...I'm talking now, ya pansy
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