Hello. These are some new designs of the Tesobe website. Please ignore textual content and things like the wrong flags and such... It's just ideas for different page layouts.

The home screens are there to just have fun with large images and maybe explain possible things. It could fade or transition or something else between different main things we'd like to show off on the home page.

 









 


Below are updated designs with a fresher look...







Thanks, James 

Hello.

There is now some very basic HTML mockups I've done of two different designs for the new Tesobe home page.

They're quick things I've made in HTML/CSS. They've only been tested in Chrome and are incomplete. They're just ideas "made real" to get a better feel for how the new home page could look.

http://dev.tesobe.com/v1/
http://dev.tesobe.com/v2/

They're both quick different ideas... One more conventional, one more radical.

Thanks, James 

Please note: these are just ideas, sketches if you like... None of the colours, photos, text or anything really is set in stone. Just ideas I was trying out, I hope there will be many more too...

v1c



v3
This hasn't any colour, it was just more about layout. Obviously, colour would come later :)



v4a



v4b



v5



v6b



v7b
The black space can be used to cycle through things worth shouting about... Our apps, Open Bank etc.



v8



v9
This includes lots of photography that I just had to grab from various places, it is by no means what we'd use in the final design. It's just the concept, the layout really... Obviously still needs areas for the contact and such. But maybe we could think about having a single page website? I mean, how much information do we really need?



v11
Imagine this one being quite slick. The tabs on the right would move apart to allow for the content the user clicks on. Make it nice and smooth, could be kinda cool? It would require the content to be stripped back and rather minimal, but maybe that's a good thing. It's just a concept really, the photo could be anything. Below are three page examples.






Thanks, James

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