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Working on a "mood board" of sorts. Compiling sites that have a combination of elements, styles, layout that may fit the bill for a project.
almost 2 years ago
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Henry Moran
Are you using any web app for this?
almost 2 years ago
Nope, just copy/pasting into Photoshop.
almost 2 years ago
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by Aaron Moody
Just finished a moodboard for a project I'm currently working on.
Great way of quickly getting a lot of design styles to get inspiration from.
almost 2 years ago
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Jason Vanlue
Love moodboards...so under used by designers.
almost 2 years ago
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Chris Rowe
Do you often do this for projects? I've thought about doing it a few times before but never ended up going ahead with it for one reason or another.
almost 2 years ago
Not as often as I should. I love doing it though, it really helps stimulate conversation with clients about why these designs were compiled, what makes them relevant to the project, and why they should go a certain direction.
almost 2 years ago
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Julien Renvoye
Really good moodboard Chris. I have to try doing that for my next project. Where do you start ? When you look for inspiration ?
almost 2 years ago
Typically I start with my memory, trying to recall sites that are relevant to the particular project I'm working on, then I will start looking around at CSS galleries and/or Logopond gathering inspiring designs. After that I start looking for simple colors, textures, illustrations, whatever fits the "mood" I'm looking for.
http://colourlovers.com
http://logopond.com
http://cssremix.com
almost 2 years ago
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Christina Olivas
hooray for the application of market research!
almost 2 years ago
We need an iPad app for moodboards!
almost 2 years ago