New Web Design Work
Posted on 18'12 Feb
I often share my new work via Twitter but often forget to share on my blog so I thought I’d share some of my recently launched website designs. Each site has been developed by Ammirati unless otherwise noted. You can click on the images below to view each live site.
Ammirati
This is the website of the agency I work at in New York and I was responsible for comping out the mobile views. Check out the site and while your there, re-size your browser. Great team effort from the guys at Ammirati; a hat tip goes out to David Roach, Patrick Drury & John Vitelli for bringing the responsiveness to life.
Next month I’ll be launching a responsive version of my site, with a brand new look so stay tuned for that.
FXDD Masters Live
FXDD Masters Live is a conference held in different locations around the USA, teaching others about foreign currency exchange.
Flywheel
I posted about this last month, but here it is again… Flywheel; The ultimate stadium cycling experience. Development done by Flywheel.
Streetfighter
This is the website for the game ‘Streetfighter x Tekken’ where users can pre-order the game for the PS3 or XBox. I was involved with the pre-order & gem grid pages only.
Upcoming Work
I’ve had the pleasure of working with some great people & brands (Jerry Seinfeld, Vitamin Water, OMEGA, Sweet’N Low to name a few) over the past 7 months at Ammirati and I look forward to sharing those projects once launched. Some soon, some quite far off.
Comments are always welcome.
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23 JUST™ Creative Comments
Cool designs, nice and original.
Nice work Jacob.
I checked “Ammirati Responsive” and wow this is really cool. Can you tell us which software you use?
Thanks for sharing.
Jacob, the Ammirati design is simply great, I love that divisor effect and the floating logo, it looks nice when resized too, terrific job dude !
We are working in gallery section on Webdesignshock and I’d love to feature some of your works :)
JP
Juan,
Yeah the team did a great job of bringing it all together, super fast too.
Sure, feature the work, but please give credit to Ammirati. Thanks!
Azedine,
Photoshop for the mockups and coding was done in Coda.
Really outstanding design work, I really like the Flywheel website, very strong and well executed. How many times did it take you to create the website? (Excuse my English).
Diana
Great sites… I love the simplicity of them all.
Excellent…. and cool designing. It’s very attractive and interesting with professional look & feel.
Diana,
The project went for about 6 months on and off, if that’s what you meant?
Great designs Jacob.
The new samples of web design are beautiful. Streetfighter is very creative. Thanks for sharing.
The Flywheel Website is a beautiful work of art. Clean design, easy to navigate, brilliant use of black & white and color. Every time I view it, I am inspired.
On the Ammirati site, sometimes when you scroll down there’s nothing there–no photos “under the tab”–just white. It’s not a graphic design issue though, it’s a coding issue. The height of the page is always 2485 pixels.
Thanks folks!
Jason,
All coding was done by Ammirati, except the Flywheel website, where the coding was done by the Flywheel team. Thanks!
Stephen,
Thanks for that, I’ve let the team know.
Wow, awesome great design.
Very Good work. We are waiting for your upcoming project work.
Woah, good stuff! Impressive designs. I loved the Streetfighters cos its so unique!
Great, I like them!
Looks very nice.
I really like the design for the flywheel site. I love the textured background and the feel you have created through the use of colour and using the blue really makes certain areas stand out. I think it is very clean and has a nice modern feel to it. Great design and one that acts as an inspiration to me for when I produce my future designs.
Flywheel is my favorite! It’s so active, somehow and very dynamic. Love it.
Great works.
Nice work, I particularly like the simplicity in navigation of Flywheel.
Keep serving it up please.
I love the textured background and the feel you have created through the use of colour and using the blue really makes certain areas stand out.
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