SeptemberFourteenth.com
Personal Website
I wanted our wedding website to tell our story and inform our guests with all the creativity, design thinking, and communications excellence that I was putting into the rest of our wedding. After enlisting the help of a friend for a few graphic elements, I developed this website featuring multimedia content including videos, photos, and web2.0 integrated features like interactive maps and calendars.
This was also an opportunity for me to learn Adobe Dreamweaver and Fireworks, which I found to ease management over previous hand-coded personal websites and which also leveraged a more efficient workflow from the designer's Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop assets.
Personal Website
I wanted our wedding website to tell our story and inform our guests with all the creativity, design thinking, and communications excellence that I was putting into the rest of our wedding. After enlisting the help of a friend for a few graphic elements, I developed this website featuring multimedia content including videos, photos, and web2.0 integrated features like interactive maps and calendars.
This was also an opportunity for me to learn Adobe Dreamweaver and Fireworks, which I found to ease management over previous hand-coded personal websites and which also leveraged a more efficient workflow from the designer's Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop assets.
The website reflected our wedding's color palette and a straightforward single-level UI.
After the event, we replaced the Travel page with a Photos page containing embedded Picasa albums.
The Q&A section evolved as the wedding date approached. In its final phase, it contained detailed information and maps for all activities.
Credits:
Graphic design: Timothy Wong
Graphic design: Timothy Wong
