Daily Web Design Inspiration & Ideas
This is a sweet graphic! I had to save it for me to look at it again. I don’t know what it is exactly right now but the separation of the letters from the background and the word “perfect” in the middle, the shining lighting and the other graphic effects just make this a masterpiece. I hope you like it as much as I did.
The source site for this is: http://www.defrost.ca/meltdown.php?action=view&vid=29
The source site for this is: http://www.yuxt.com
Here is a nice idea for a bright, colorful Web 2.0ey logo design. It is clean and appealing. Love the gradient of colors in each of the letters. Gray hair-line border and the slight drop shadow make the logo stand out. The transparent layer of white half-circle over the entire logo makes it have a reflective or glossy look. Nicely done!
The source site for this is: http://www.izea.com
This nice, colorful logo belongs to the new Social Media tools site. I like the variety of colors they used in it. Just like eBay and Google, the colors are bright and work well together. The lightbulb icon in the logo gives the assumption that “IZEA” really stands for, or means “IDEA”. Nice short domain too. Notice the container of the logo is a thought or talking bubble like they use in the comics. The green outline keeps the logo nice and tight. Also the shinyness or the 3-d effect brings the logo into the popular Web 2.0 look.
The source site for this is: http://www.andanza.com
A beautiful example of a Web 2.0 Logo design. The orange, green and the blue colors work very well together. The circle emblem is wearing a hint of reflective effect. Love the two-tone text. Looks great.
The source site for this is: http://www.espiratecnologias.com
Artsy, colorful, inviting header design is what you will see when you visit Espira Technologias website. This design grabbed my attention right away. This multi-layer design is not hard to put together if you know your Photoshop but coming up with this kind of a colage of shapes, lines and colors takes talant. Hope this one plants a seed of “big design” in your mind.
