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DESIGN IDEAS FOR THE REAL WORLD |
Web Design Trends for '08
A Free Educational Webcast
Nate Smith, Vacuum Design
The web is growing towards maturity and becoming a huge gong show, all at the same time. It has become such a wide medium that there are trends large and small—some for you, some for me, even some for our parents. In this talk, we'll take a look at some of the more interesting trends—some widespread, some obscure.
Presenter: Nate Smith began his career at Juxt Interactive before moving onto The Attik in San Francisco, where he helped launch the Scion brand for Toyota. He then founded The Vacuum Design (www.vacuumsucks.com), where he plays centre ice—making pretty pictures for the likes of ESPN, Pepsi, Snickers, Puma and Nike. In 2006, he was named Designer of the Year at the CNMAs.
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