Building the Solution - First Iteration
Design iteration.
Following discussions and feedback from the stakeholder, the design was reimagined. As a result, both the desktop and mobile designs were revised to embody a more unique and authentic style. Careful attention was paid to incorporating the stakeholder's feedback, while also creating a new design that was not only functional but also visually appealing.
In accordance with the desktop redesign, the mobile version was also revamped with the utilization of multiple pages and the incorporation of a menu. Additional image assets were introduced to their respective pages, resulting in an overall improvement of the site's visual appeal. This redesign effort aimed to provide a more distinctive and unique experience, departing from the traditional, pre-existing template feel of the prior design.
Visual identity.
phatjazz desired a design that would represent his energetic personality while also reflecting a modern electronic musician's style. The challenge was to create a memorable and distinctive design without being too ostentatious.
The logo was crafted by combining the letters "p" and "j" into a music record design. To avoid the sharp edges typically associated with electronic musicians, the logo was stylized in lowercase letters. The logo can be used in various configurations such as stacked, horizontal, or separated. The typography and icons were carefully chosen to remain within the modern DJ palette. A neutral color scheme was chosen to allow the album covers and show images to shine.
phatjazz desired a design that would represent his energetic personality while also reflecting a modern electronic musician's style. The challenge was to create a memorable and distinctive design without being too ostentatious.
The logo was crafted by combining the letters "p" and "j" into a music record design. To avoid the sharp edges typically associated with electronic musicians, the logo was stylized in lowercase letters. The logo can be used in various configurations such as stacked, horizontal, or separated. The typography and icons were carefully chosen to remain within the modern DJ palette. A neutral color scheme was chosen to allow the album covers and show images to shine. Full library
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