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11 Responses

  1. Pro Twitter Pavel Maček

    It's time to update my portfolio, last year was hell of a ride (workwise ;)

    5 months ago

  2. Adamkiss-2012-gravatar Adam Kiss

    I love the typography, but the blue somehow seems out of place here (with the slab serif/serif), some other color would be better, I think. Or something more along the lines of 'oldschool blue', if you know what I mean :)

    5 months ago

  3. Pro Twitter Pavel Maček

    Cheers man! Could you send me example of oldschool blue? Pretty please :)

    5 months ago

  4. Adamkiss-2012-gravatar Adam Kiss

    Something green-ish, gray-ish :) http://0to255.com/6CBAED and such

    5 months ago

  5. Pro Photo Benjamin Royer

    The layout is really nice! Though I'm not a huge fan of the “for Good Data” blue circle.

    5 months ago

  6. 245398830_8e77d5a87b Josef Richter

    Kuhl!

    5 months ago

  7. Pro Twitter Pavel Maček

    Benjamin, Josef: Cheers! What about the circle? Could you be more specific please?

    Adam: Cool! Will try it. 0to255 is great tool, thanks for the probs.

    likes

    5 months ago

  8. Pro Photo Benjamin Royer

    Well, all the design is light and clean, but this blue circle is a bit heavy. Maybe a lighter blue will do the trick. Or writing “for good data” with the script font you used for “love”?

    5 months ago

  9. Pro Twitter Pavel Maček

    Benjamin: Makes sense. I will look into it. Cheers!

    5 months ago

  10. Ja Michal Feltl

    It looks good when you run..? PS: yeah E2 is sample for next radio app :)

    5 months ago

  11. Twitter

    Alrighty, my new portfolio is out. http://www.matcheck.cz

    My mission was to present my work in straightforward and simple way without any chrome. And I must say, it was hard :) But it's out now and I'm eager to hear what do you think.

    Also, check it out on different devices, I tried to stay hip so I use responsive design principles so the site should look good on any device ;)

    about 1 month ago

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