Over the past few months, we’ve been making time to redesign our homepage at gomedia.us. We went with a really minimal and clean approach. We put the artwork in the foreground and tried to make it as easy to access as possible. We took out a lot of the fluff and really got down to what we are all about. So check out this no-nonsense redesign of Go Media!
http://www.gomedia.us - click to see the new design
Please, comments and critiques welcome.
Jeff Finley - who has written 142 posts on GoMediaZine.
I'm an artist and designer for Go Media Inc. I do a lot of art and design for the music and entertainment industries. Check out my personal portfolio.
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May 1st, 2007 at 8:00 pm
i like it!
May 2nd, 2007 at 7:02 am
Hey GO-MEDIA TEam .. The New Website looks great .. very clean designed and comfortable ..
And your Custumors will be suxessed of it
KEEP THE GOOD WORK ALVE
AWESOME ASWESOME ..
Specially the Shirt for the OZZ-FEST .. is realy fucking great
May 2nd, 2007 at 3:04 pm
Why thank you!
May 3rd, 2007 at 2:02 pm
At first I wasn’t sure I was on the main site. I’ve got a love/hate relationship going on with the large images. While GREAT that you don’t have to worry about small and zoom images (big plus on saving space on your server), I almost enjoy the ability to pick and choose which images I want to see.
But, in the end–the in your face approach shows off your design skills and that’s more important than individual preferences in viewing. I’m still exploring the site at this point, so you’ve gotten my attention!
May 3rd, 2007 at 2:11 pm
Yeah we felt that if we can eliminate clicks the better experience the user could have. True, there is less interactivity, but our goal was to give the visitor an immediate view in the first 5 seconds of visiting the site of what we can do. And scrolling is faster than clicking.