World Cup KickOff is finally taking some shape, nearing completion for launch this week.
I've been keen to avoid the typical clichés of trending design principles, especially with the heavy use of drop-shadows and bevels evident lately. I've opted for simple clean typography with plenty whitespace to separate the elements of each fixture.
Looks promising! It sort of harks back to the old fashioned scoreboards, such as those used during the 1966 World Cup. I can't wait to see the rest of the site.
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World Cup KickOff is finally taking some shape, nearing completion for launch this week.
I've been keen to avoid the typical clichés of trending design principles, especially with the heavy use of drop-shadows and bevels evident lately. I've opted for simple clean typography with plenty whitespace to separate the elements of each fixture.
3 months ago
I'm quite excited. It's looking sweet. It has a bit of a subbuteo/mexico '86 vibe going on. Love the colours. Can't wait to see it go live.
3 months ago
Yeah I like that. Like Stuart said it's got a nice old school vibe about it.
Possibly would be nice with a flash of muted colour for each nation... but that could ruin the overall look.
3 months ago
Looks promising! It sort of harks back to the old fashioned scoreboards, such as those used during the 1966 World Cup. I can't wait to see the rest of the site.
3 months ago
That looks great Si, the muted simpleness of the 'scoreboard' is a fresh breath, and I'm glad you've avoided the typical trends.
Nice work & looking forward to seeing the finishes work!
3 months ago