Friday, March 3, 2017
Thought Leadership: How to Become Known to People Who Matter
Do you want to be recognized as an expert in your field? Wondering how to make a name for yourself? To explore how to become known, I interview Mark Schaefer. More About This Show The Social Media Marketing podcast is an on-demand talk radio show from Social Media Examiner. It’s designed to help busy marketers [...]
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The “Most Loved” One Page Websites from February 2017
February’s “Most Loved” One Page website round-up is brought to you by hosting provider, Bluehost.
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Below are the 5 One Page websites awarded “Most Loved” in February – hope you enjoy!
A Taste Quest (Competition, Long-Form Journalism)
Interactive Long-Form Journalism One Pager covering the fourth edition of the Golden Spoon Awards – who crown the best up-and-coming Vietnamese chefs. The long scrolling site starts with several lovely load transitions and a few subtle parallax scrolling elements while covering the event. It follows with the most gorgeous interactive Vietnam map that highlights cultural areas as you scroll – each area correlating with alongside text (recommending dishes). Seriously impressive stuff – including the floating cloud overlay as an added touch. I don’t usually list Landing Pages with big header navigations (to other sections of a site) but letting this one in as it’s on a subdomain and an outstanding reference to the Long-Form Journalism trend.
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Native Swinson (Product)
Wonderful multi-scrolling One Pager showcasing the work of talented wallpaper artist Kate Swinson aka Native Swinson. The long screenshot featured here doesn’t capture how the site is actually one big canvas. Each wallpaper has the option to preview as a repeat pattern, as well as multi color view options. This is the third “Most Loved” award for the Ed. team.
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Gabe Abadilla (Portfolio, Case Study)
3 years since we first featured him, Gabe Abadilla is back with a beautifully redesigned One Page portfolio. It’s super long and not for everyone (16mb load size) but you can simply sit back and indulge in the quality, huge imagery as you scroll. Shout out to this gorgeous Cardo + Montserrat typography pairing too
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MORE by Bourn: Love More (E-Commerce, Landing Page, Product)
Spiffy Landing Page promoting an upcoming clothing range titled “MORE by Bourn”. The One Pager has such a slick custom Shopify integration with AJAX in-page checkout functionality. The Instagram slider works rad too and pulls all activity with the hashtag #14ACTSOFLOVE. A lovely Landing Page with warm intentions = Most Loved.
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Meet The Greek (Restaurant)
Slick centrally divided One Pager for Sydney-based restaurant, Meet The Greek. The Single Page website features a series of well produced videos playing in the left frame while content loads to the right. Shout out to the considerate mobile adaption that replaces the video with a quality still, relevant to the section you are browsing. Also a great reference to a responsive design that fills a huge resolution well.
Hope you enjoyed these beautiful One Pagers from February! Big love to hosting provider Bluehost for sponsoring the round up:)
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Thursday, March 2, 2017
Why You Should Market on YouTube (infographic)
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React Quickly: How to Work with Forms in React
This article covers how to capture text input and input via other form elements like input, textarea, and option. Working with them is paramount to web development because they allow our applications to receive data (e.g. text) and actions (e.g. clicks) from users. The source code for the examples in this article is in the […]
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