Use of White in Web Design: Tips and Trends | Desizn Tech
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What comes to your mind when you think of the color white? White is the most simple, elegant and peaceful color. Use of white color in web design is seen in many blog, online portfolio, e-commerce and many more sites.

White in Web Design

White web design inspiration - Tips and Trends

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Far from the huge colored web galaxy, there is a small but extremely catchy black & white css planet. Please make yourself comfortable & enjoy our selection! If you have some suggestions, leave them in the comments. Thank you!

40 Inspirational Black & White Websites | Inspired Magazine

可変グリッド。

jQueryでリキッドレイアウトっぽい？

盛りだくさん。

JAPAN onlineshopping

factoryはファッションとインテリアの融合を目指して、mahna mahna グループがオープンしたインテリアのレンタルショップです。

一覧で見せる。カテゴリーメニューの動きが面白い。

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inspiração

We’ve already shown you Yellow Web Designs and Blue Web Designs, but sometimes less color is the best color choice for a web site. In this post, we’re showcasing 55 minimal black and white web designs to inspire you. The B&W combination is great, from photography to interior design. It’s simplistic, elegant, and gets out of the way to let the content shine.

55 Minimal Black and White Web Designs to Inspire You http://bit.ly/aHWObo

Not long ago I was offered work as a quality-control expert with an American company in China I’d never heard of. No experience necessary—which was good, because I had none.

Confessions of a fake businessman from Beijing

"And so I became a fake businessman in China, an often lucrative gig for underworked expatriates here. One friend, an American who works in film, was paid to represent a Canadian company and give a speech espousing a low-carbon future. Another was flown to Shanghai to act as a seasonal-gifts buyer. Recruiting fake businessmen is one way to create the image—particularly, the image of connection—that Chinese companies crave. My Chinese-language tutor, at first aghast about how much we were getting paid, put it this way: “Having foreigners in nice suits gives the company face.”" this is beautiful

And so I became a fake businessman in China, an often lucrative gig for underworked expatriates here. One friend, an American who works in film, was paid to represent a Canadian company and give a speech espousing a low-carbon future. Another was flown to Shanghai to act as a seasonal-gifts buyer. Recruiting fake businessmen is one way to create the image—particularly, the image of connection—that Chinese companies crave. My Chinese-language tutor, at first aghast about how much we were getting paid, put it this way: “Having foreigners in nice suits gives the company face.”