A while back we posted an article showcasing great website navigations. Consider this the sequel. The website navigations is meant to be clicked. It doesn’t need to blend in or be hard to find. It’s important that it stands out from the rest of the elements on the page, but yet still matches the overall style…
When Google released Android Lollipop, it also brought into the market its whole new Material Design concept. Ever since its debut, designers and technologists everywhere are full of praise for the new design language, but for those who are new to it, here is a look at what Material Design is all about. Basically, Material Design…
Business cards are sadly often overlooked, resulting in dull and boring cards that are easily forgotten. At MOO we know business cards can give you the opportunity to stand out from the crowd, be unique, and say something about yourself and your brand. But business cards needn’t be dull or boring – in this post…
The idea of Daniel Blaser and coded by Tad Thorley, Merry Quizmas is a delightful website made to be much more than fun design, it is also the ultimate challenge! The website is designed as a quiz game that test you on multiple holiday, pop-culture references. When you land on the page the quiz begins,…
The holidays are here and that means one thing for a majority of users, shopping. For a web designer working on a retail website, that means a variety of things. One of the most important is design, eRetailers invest in making an online shopping experience a similar if not a better experience than that of a…
The increasing popularity of wearable technology like the Apple Watch, and activity trackers, think Fitbit and UP by Jawbone, has us thinking about design in a whole different way. These devices all make data readily available to wearers of the technology and with that comes a whole new opportunity for designing data. This goes beyond numbers…
We are going way back to when background music was a popular thing that plagued the internet, even before Myspace profiles pages blasted theme music. Even though it reflected “personality” and set a scene, background music was considered more of a nuisance. Mostly because it was really inconvenient to have music unexpectedly blasting out of…
