BoldrDash Website for Rhode Island’s obstacle course race (think Spartan races, but on a more local level). I’m not usually into grunge style web design, but when BoldrDash approached us to create a site for them, they stressed how important it was that the elements of the race (wood climbing walls, mud pits and the like) were predominately featured.  The design went through numerous revisions along the course of development, so the final looks a little different than my original design above, but overall I liked what our team was able to accomplish.  Just a heads up though, if you go to visit the site the client (against our better judgement) wanted the video on the homepage to autoplay- so you might want to turn down your speakers ;)
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BoldrDash Website for Rhode Island’s obstacle course race (think Spartan races, but on a more local level). I’m not usually into grunge style web design, but when BoldrDash approached us to create a site for them, they stressed how important it was that the elements of the race (wood climbing walls, mud pits and the like) were predominately featured.  The design went through numerous revisions along the course of development, so the final looks a little different than my original design above, but overall I liked what our team was able to accomplish.  Just a heads up though, if you go to visit the site the client (against our better judgement) wanted the video on the homepage to autoplay- so you might want to turn down your speakers ;)
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BoldrDash Website for Rhode Island’s obstacle course race (think Spartan races, but on a more local level). I’m not usually into grunge style web design, but when BoldrDash approached us to create a site for them, they stressed how important it was that the elements of the race (wood climbing walls, mud pits and the like) were predominately featured.  The design went through numerous revisions along the course of development, so the final looks a little different than my original design above, but overall I liked what our team was able to accomplish.  Just a heads up though, if you go to visit the site the client (against our better judgement) wanted the video on the homepage to autoplay- so you might want to turn down your speakers ;)
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BoldrDash Website for Rhode Island’s obstacle course race (think Spartan races, but on a more local level). I’m not usually into grunge style web design, but when BoldrDash approached us to create a site for them, they stressed how important it was that the elements of the race (wood climbing walls, mud pits and the like) were predominately featured.  The design went through numerous revisions along the course of development, so the final looks a little different than my original design above, but overall I liked what our team was able to accomplish.  Just a heads up though, if you go to visit the site the client (against our better judgement) wanted the video on the homepage to autoplay- so you might want to turn down your speakers ;)
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BoldrDash

Website for Rhode Island’s obstacle course race (think Spartan races, but on a more local level). I’m not usually into grunge style web design, but when BoldrDash approached us to create a site for them, they stressed how important it was that the elements of the race (wood climbing walls, mud pits and the like) were predominately featured. 

The design went through numerous revisions along the course of development, so the final looks a little different than my original design above, but overall I liked what our team was able to accomplish.  Just a heads up though, if you go to visit the site the client (against our better judgement) wanted the video on the homepage to autoplay- so you might want to turn down your speakers ;)

Design Stuff Incoming

Just a heads up that i’m going to post a few design things between today and tomorrow.

As fellow web designers can attest, sometimes you can design a site and it doesn’t see the light of day for a VERY long time due to client revisions and development hold ups. I’m just lucky to have a few designs go live recently (and one of my more recent favorites going live within the next few weeks), so I’m just excited to share.

Q:Your photography looks absolutely stunning! Do you mind my asking what camera you're using? Sorry if its on an about page, I'm on my phone and its a bit too late to whip out my laptop. I have a Canon 60D myself. :3

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Hey, Thanks! Pretty much all of the photos I post were taken with a Canon T2i and a Canon EF 50mm lens (with a few shots on my iPhone here and there). I used to take a TON of photos on my old 35mm camera and develop them in my schools dark room, but since I graduated I stopped taking pictures for a looong time.  I decided to get an entry level DSLR to get back into it and so far I’ve been pretty happy with the results this little guy can produce - I’m glad you like them too!

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