I’m Justin Alexander.
A website designer located in the UK, passionate about creating clean, unique, accessible websites for entrepreneurs, small businesses and individuals.
EWinston
EWinston designs and distributes meaningful tees via an external online store. I developed EWinston’s site to promote the tees that they have available. The design itself incorporates a vast amount of interactive tricks to enhance usability, without crowding the user with too much information at once. It was designed to have a clean, sleek look, blending dark and bright colours to focus the user on the content. It uses Wordpress to power its content.
It also adapts its layout on mobile devices and changes the website theme depending on the time of day. In the morning until 12pm, the site has a bright orange background. In the middle of the day, the site shows a daybreak blue theme. At night time, the design changes from daybreak blue to night-time purple.
Mario Stadium
A gaming fan-site required a new Content Management System (Wordpress), to make it easier to update and add new content; in addition to a more up to date layout. A bright new layout was designed and was developed to adapt to different browser resolutions – so whenever the website is viewed on a mobile, tablet or on a monitor, the layout will be easily viewable.
The design itself portrays a a strong personality, to represent the world of Mario. The site also features various interactivity tricks, to make navigation throughout the website easier and quicker.
Vallances
Vallances Coaches Ltd. is a coach firm; they needed their website design modernized and a CMS (Content Management System) integrated, so that they could edit articles and add images to the site easily.
They requested the website to have purple and gold, since it is part of their company’s colours.
Jono Upton
Jono Upton is an urban illustrator. I previously designed a website for him, but later redesigned the website to more-so reflect the new work that he had produced. Myself and Jono collaborated hugely to develop his portfolio site.
He wanted to add a higher degree of interactivity and make navigating between his different artwork pieces quicker and easier. Therefore, only a single page is used which contains different sections, each showing different types of artwork (i.e. sketches, digital).
