Web Portfolio
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Benjamin C. M. BackhousePhotographer Benjamin C. M. Backhouse's website. Made in XHTML with JavaScript, the design reflects the poetic and introspective aura of the photographer's work, balanced by an injection of complentary colours. A transition of sliding pages mimics the rapid winding of a film roll, adding dynamics to this understated website. |
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Benjamin C. M. Backhouse (old)Photographer Benjamin C. M. Backhouse's former website. A Flash website intended as the photographer's online portfolio, with minimal but elegant styling to let the jewel-like images shine out of the page. A transition was designed to mimic a camera's shutter when the user navigates between pages, adding energy and quirk to the website. |
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Hass IdrissWebsite for fashion label Hass Idriss. Made in XHTML, this sensous design compliments the current collection theme: Skin & Scale. The metallic typography brings out the extravagance that is at the heart of the luxury label known for its sex and glamour. Shadow Museum also produced some of the catwalk and collection photographs on the website. |
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SiteshowWebsite for art exhibition Siteshow. An interactive website made in Flex, the venue's floor plans serve as maps where the user surf through to locate exhibits by artist name. A clean and contempoary design inspired by architectural drawing, the minimalist aesthetics provides a modest backdrop against which images of the artists' work take centre stage. |
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VaricoWebsite for East Anglia vascular practice run by Mr. Christopher Backhouse. Made in XHTML, the design clarifies the medical information with a soothing, open layout without losing its academic seriousness. It creates an inviting space where the visitor - prospective patient - feels assured and informed. |
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Whispers In Water (old)Website for artist Ana-Lorraine Lui. A Flash website intended as the artist's online showcase, the design is understated and structured to create a dark canvas on which portfolio images appear as glistening slides. A transition was designed to echo the pulsating tempo of the artist's work, adding grace to this poetic space. |
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SeducedWebsite for art exhibition Seduced. Made in XHTML, the website features an animated side-menu where user can conveniently access each artist's profile. The design is airy and modest to draw attention to the artists' work, with a hint of the senusality that was the theme of the exhibition. |
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Shadow MuseumShadow Museum's former website. Built in XHTML with Flash galleries, the design takes on a refined and cosmopolitan theme to compliment Shadow Museum's philosophy of marrying innovation with elegance. The images used on the website are from Shadow Museum's very own photography archive. |
