Ship. Shoot. Sell

Built on a simple idea, provide high-quality, low-cost product photography for online retailers. Nothing is worse than trying to sell a product online by using crappy camera phone pics. Just Product Shots answers the call in three simple steps.

This project scope involved an initial logo design as well as a custom HTML/CSS site build with Twitters bootstrap and a sexy jQuery image slider to showcase the photos.

LAUNCH SITE

LIKE WHAT YOU SEE?

HIRE ME.

DARK SIDE OF THE LENS from Astray Films on Vimeo.

Yosemite HD from Project Yosemite on Vimeo.

This is what Larsson-Duprez had to say about the work:

Deskidea is an office supplies e-commerce business with one main aim: to get a major sense of simplicity from the very first purchase from their website until the receipt of the material in your office.

The idea was to convey its value using basic office objects, with the pencil taking lead role. The different corporate applications are based on the pencil as a symbol, operating by itself or embedded within the identity.

Let’s take a look at the facts.

I like free things. I’m sure you do too. So Let’s take a look at the two free plans and see how they stack up with each other.

Dropbox's Free Plan
Free Dropbox accounts start at 2 GB of space that you can use for as long as you like. You can earn more free space by referring your friends. Need even more space? We offer individual Pro plans starting at 50 GB and 100 GB, and Teams accounts starting at 1 TB. Visit our tour to learn more.
Check out their more detailed pricing plans and see which ones fits your workflow.

Google Drive's Free Plan
Get started with 5 GB of free space. Upgrade to 25 GB for less than $2.50 a month, and you can store practically everything for next to nothing.
Check out more detailed pricing plans and see which ones fits your workflow.

Right off the top you can see that Google Drive offers more storage space in their free account. Ok well if that’s all you need then your set. But what about sharing files with other team members or clients? What about local files vs cloud files? What about mobile support?

More investigation is needed. I’ll be updating this post as new info arises.

What are you’re thoughts? Which one do you prefer?

***EDIT**
Looking for an interesting read about your personal privacy between the two? Have a look over this link

According to the wise and talented Aaron James Draplin you should share what you find. On that note here is a great post by Christian Annyas titled Railroad Company Logo Design Evolution. Its a detailed and historical look at how logo design has progressed through the years in the railroad industry. It’s worth a look.

I grabbed a few of my favorite logos to share.

Christian’s full blog post can be found here:
http://annyas.com/railroad-company-logo-design-evolution/

It’s so much more than that. It’s a state of mind. It’s an approach to a problem. It’s how you’re going to kick your competitor’s ass. This handy site and downloadable guide will help you understand design and provide resources to help you find awesome design talent.

My recommendation is to head over to the site and have a read. It’s beneficial for everyone involved.
Here is the main link Startups, This Is How Design Works.

UI or User interface design provides solutions to common design challenges, such as navigation, listing data or providing feedback to users on any digital device from mobile phones and tablets to websites and kiosk’s.

The focus is on the user’s experience and interaction. The goal of user interface design is to make the user’s interaction as simple and efficient as possible. Good user interface design facilitates finishing the task at hand without drawing unnecessary attention to itself. Simple and unobtrusive.

I deiced to post up some of my favorites site’s for UI inspiration. Here are my top five favorites in no particular order.

1. App Sites

App Sites is a showcase of beautiful iPhone, iPad & Mac app websites. Nice looking site with a bunch of great content. Bookmarked this one for sure.

2. Mobile UI Patterns

Although not the best designed site the content of UI is heavy and searchable. My favorites feature is the UI that I heart Section.

3. Landing Pad

The showcase of beautiful iPad apps. Nuff said.

4.Dribbble

Dribbble is a great source for inspiration for just about anything. The nice part is you can usually get a little bit of back story on the design or project.

5.Pattern Tap

More than just UI. It’s a whole site dedicated to all things web, from sign-up’s and buttons to 404′s and backgrounds.