Function & Form
- Function
- URL: http://minimums.com
Minimums takes a very bold approach to the way that they display their content, leveraging a grid-based website design, big typography, and full-width, high-quality images. This site serves as a really nice example for how to properly execute a grid structure while still maintaining a nice visual hierarchy in the design.
And it is a really functional website, for example, it is easy to navigate. If you open the main page, it has everything you need to get and it is easy to understand. The design is simple, it serves as a really nice example for how to properly execute a grid structure while still maintaining a nice visual hierarchy in the design.
From home cleaning to handyman services, Handy instantly matches thousands of customers every week with top-rated professionals in cities all around the world. I think it is the easiest, most convenient way to book home services.
This website is simple and easy for the user to book a home service. The main page has the most popular services you may want to book, which is meant to entice you. I mean, it is super easy for the user to experience their home services.
2. Form
- URL: http://ondo.tv/1st/
This is a colorful one-page web design which will impress you through its layout. Also, it includes many animations that will get your attention.
If you scroll down the homepage, the new images will appear to you. But this form of web design is not easy to use because the users need to scroll down the images in order to find the content they want to see.
Site that has not only stripped away all non-essential elements, but have also successfully absorbed other popular modern design trends, like over-sized typography and large images, long scrolling, and all use the latest responsive techniques.
However, since the designer separates the page to two columns. And two columns can be either still or scroll down. It makes the users hard to understand. Also, l do not really like the typesetting of the page. Maybe the designer needs to put more efforts on typesetting.