Kyle Crowther

As a personal exercise, I decided to redesign a friend’s photography website. He began to take his photography more seriously, but I felt that his website was lacking. I set out to achieve two things: 1) Prevent obstruction of his photography, and 2) Make it look more professional. To make his photography the number one priority, I chose a design with full window photos as background and portfolio images (two images if portraits). Also, I wanted anything that wasn’t a photo (menu, footer, etc.) to have the ability to be hidden. Everything else fell into place on a 12-column grid. The first set (black and white) are the wireframes. Rectangles with “x” denotes a photography. The second set are high-definition wireframes, with pictures, font changes, color, and other aesthetics. His original site can be viewed (here).