Shaping the Page is a small design studio run by Andy & Emily Johnson, specializing in beautiful interfaces, websites,and print projects for a variety of developers, businesses, and organizations. The site serves as their online portfolio.
Tag Archives: texture
Sand and Starfish
Sand and Starfish is not just a blog about cooking or sewing. It’s not just about making fun crafts or taking pictures. It’s not just about how often I have to clean my house. It’s a little of this and a little of that all rolled into one place. It’s me. It’s my life. It’s where the sun comes out to play.
Rapala USA
Rapala is the inventor of the balsa fishing lure. Anglers around the world put their faith in Rapala because their unwavering dedication to the highest quality fishing lures, knives, tools and accessories.
The Rapala USA website was developed with XHTML, CSS, jQuery/Javascript, PHP and MySQL. Additionally a custom PHP/MySQL content management system was developed specifically for this website.
Kamal Chaneman Personal Site
This is personal site of Kamal Chaneman as web designer and web developer based in Indonesia to showcased his recent work
McCormick Theological Seminary
A multi-purpose online solution that celebrates McCormick’s Communtiy. With a user-friendly content management system and flexible layout, McCormick can keep content fresh while maintaining a cohesive and engaging look throughout the site.
Wateriders : Chicago Kayak Tours and Rentals
Wateriders offers several unique Chicago kayaking tours and kayak rentals. Chicago’s historic kayaking tour company wanted a fresh site that showed the beauty of the city and the views of the Chicago River. By featuring large photos of the tours, the colorful water background and 3rd party reviews, the site reflects Wateriders’ fun kayak-loving community.
Violin Skala
Czech violin maker Tomas Skala and his new portfolio. Based on textures with some nice features in modern graphics and valid XHTML/CSS.
Michela Chiucini
Justin Delabar
The portfolio of website / user experience designer Justin Delabar.
Dawghouse Design Studio
