10.0 is currently being featured at Perishable Press, the first in a series of articles exploring minimalism in modern web design. From the article:
Equivocality’s new minimalist design is very impressive. The site appears clean, bright and refreshing and navigates with natural simplicity. Jeff has eliminated clutter to focus on content, which is strongly unified within the site’s sharp, spacious design. Attentive visitors will revel in the site’s exquisitely restrained details, such as the subtle texture provided by the bleached background grid, or the dynamic interplay between complementary typefaces, Arial and Avenir. Overall, the design’s thematic neutrality and universal approach inspire visitors to relax, focus, and enjoy.
In addition to a detailed site review, Jeff Starr did a mini interview with me. I’ve come across Perishable Press several times through my WordPress wanderings and it was great to work with someone I’ve always known but never met.
I love the quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupery , “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”
Neat and elegant, as I said. Way to go, Jeff. You know, you could be an architect.
Thank you! I’ve always found architecture to be an interesting idea, a combination of beauty and practicality, art and engineering. I think it’s beyond me though; my style is more form following function (or perhaps form from function). I’ve never been able to balance both.