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Carleton University Redesign

There’s not much to show on the process of this redesign, as there wasn’t really a process at all. Carleton came to me a very detailed document that included wireframes and everything I needed to know to do a mockup for their upcoming redesign… which made the project soooo much easier.

Carleton University Redesign

Carleton University (Current)

Comments

Looking really great, it’s so much cleaner and less cluttered.
I also love the soft shaded buttons too, it’s a nice touch.

Matt - January 20, 2007

As usual, I seeth with envy at another design post. Great work!

Nathan Smith - January 20, 2007

Beautiful work as always, the redesign is much more organize and the grid/hierarchy of elements is perfect. nice and easy on the eyes.

Chris Robinson - January 20, 2007

I would love to see the information that Carleton U submitted to you to make this design so easy.

Markus - January 20, 2007

Again – nice stuff as usual. I’d be interested to see how they move along with this redesign considering the zoomerang “design” survey on their current home page. Er.. I assume they did the other competing designs in house :-)

Kel - January 21, 2007

Thanks for the kind words guys…

You’re right Kel, they did do other in house designs (very nice ones from what I’ve seen), and they also had other designers submit mockups as well. The one that I’ve submitted is just one of many, and was mainly to give them some ideas.

Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain - January 22, 2007

Wow. It looks great!

Viktor Reiter - January 25, 2007

I’m always taken back by how well you can organize a disparate array of content blocks and convert it into something so beautiful. Major kudos sir. It really makes me yearn for more collaboration with other designers such as yourself.

You mentioned that you submitted this in competition with other designs from other designers. I’m curious if that was part of the bidding process or if you were compensated for it. I’m not sure that I would take on work where they wanted me to “throw out some ideas” without being paid.

Sorry for the knee-jerk reaction. I’ve just seen some designers be taken advantage of. I doubt that is the case here though.

Michael Sigler - January 27, 2007

Hey Michael… No worries, I was fairly compensated for the work I did on this project. One of the big selling points of this contract was that they just wanted ideas, and weren’t going to ask me for further revisions after I submitted my original comps. I love jobs like that.

Jesse - January 29, 2007

Sounds fantastic. Don’t think I’ve ever ran into a client quite so well versed in the process.

Michael Sigler - January 29, 2007

I had no doubts about your soccess, but when I’ve seen it… what can I say?! – great work!!! (as ussual ;) )

Iren - February 04, 2007

The redesign totally blew me away. Neater, cleaner and sleeker. :)

Just curious. Tried showing it to a new and old student to investigate any usability issues of the new interface later?

Danny Foo - February 06, 2007

damn you Jessie!

awesome work as always

Raja Sandhu - February 20, 2007

It definitely needs a redesign, and they’ve got the right people for the job, lookin rather good so far, I’ll be back to check it out as well

H. Roberts - February 21, 2007

Hi Jesse,

lovely work once again. You keep out doing yourself with every design. when I grow up I wanna design like you ;D.

I needed some help on some small css question; on city church website how did you do the footer navigation i.e. the css involved.

Rodney - March 05, 2007

It looks lovely. Very nice.

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is it good university

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