MWCC Portfolio 2019

roandcostudio.com RoAndCo Studio's portfolio I really liked because of large imagery and you can click through each project. It's a simple site but portrays their high-end clients work by showcasing each one individually through a slide show.  The about page and contact page is just one color with simple text and line, I liked the simplicity vs. the in your face everything moving concept. alexcoven.com Alex Coven's portfolio is very organized and sorted by color of the design creating unity with the work but also unifying the entire portfolio.  My favorite feature is you scroll to a project click and then you can view the entire mood board behind the design. chloemeister.com Chloe Meister's portfolio is simple and straightforward, I like the grid that was used and how there isn't a ton of color on the page so her designs do not get lost. The site is easy to navigate and simple for clients to view. Nicole Wetherby

Here are the three Portfolio websites I feel are very well designed.  https://fabrik.io/ I really like the simple layout and pleasant colors. The designs flow smoothly along with good symmetry with the different icons and designs. https://www.studioup.it/en The moment this site opens up the blues and whites draw the eyes throughout the page. The visuals are very unique, flowing through one another. The blue and white give a very distinct style and contrast. https://challengestudio.pl/ A very eye catching design with plenty of moving parts. A unique feature in how it's all one page that scrolls from side to side.

Here are my three selections for portfolio sites that I think exhibit exceptional design. https://www.wokine.com/en/ I love the simplicity in this one. The design features a lot of white space, but it adds interest with unique typographic layout and parallax imagery. https://xaviercusso.com/#/ This is a striking website. It jumps out at you with its bold colors and stark contrast. Animations abound throughout the site, creating an experience that feels fluid, seeming as if it were a programmed application rather than a website. https://www.femmefatale.paris/en This website grabs attention with its surreal yet serene artwork. Exploring this site is almost eerie, but at the same time, it is beautiful. It makes use of some interesting coding techniques, such as the way the text seems to fall down on the Projects page.