The Salcombe Web Design Blog
Welcome to the Salcombe Web Design blog. This is kept up to date by our Creative Director Daniel Ashton. Daniel is a project manager, graphic designer and website consultant. He set up Treblevision in Manchester in 2001, is now the driving force behind Salcombe web design and still works as one of the UK's leading freelance developers in PHP, HTMl5 and CSS3. Here you can follow all the company developments within Salcombe Web Design, but also more importantly, industry and technological advances in web development, brand and graphic design along with tutorials for novice developers and those who manage the content of their own design and website projects.
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21 January 2012
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graphic design
In the last post I looked at Emoticons
Ikea (a mini case study)
The simple, single colour, minimal style means the user isn't assaulted by too much information, just clear symbols that direct them to the product category. Making it easy for the user to scan the navigation panel and figure out what's going on. These kind of icons help to summarise features. Life is made easier by the use of simple grey icons for things like 'kitchens' or 'bathrooms'.
