19 Feb 2009

Third Dimension/Depth in Web design

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Do you remember those folded 3d menus or elements with shadows, coming from behind the web page? If you can’t, here goes a hand picked set of websites with those clean 3d elements.

1. Alexandru Cohaniuc

alexcohaniuc

2. Burger King Studio

burgerkingstudio 3d menu

3. Change in Command

changeincommand

4. Cognigen Corp

cognigencorp 3d menu

5. From the Couch

from-the-couch 3d titles

6. Sarah Longnecker

sarahlongnecker 3d navigation

7. The Society of Publication Designers

spd

8. The Autumn Film

theautumnfilm

9. Tmynus

tmynus

10. Blue Dots Design

bluedotsdesign

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Gopal Raju is a passionate designer, developer and blogger from India. He’s the founder of Convax Solutions, a web design and development agency in India. Catch up with him on dribbble, Twitter and Facebook.

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  1. Alberto Villalobos Solano February 26, 2009 9:50 pm

    Thank you for post bluedotsdesign.com, good list for inspiration you have here

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  3. acedab February 22, 2009 11:24 am

    nice list…

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  5. David Perel February 20, 2009 1:04 am

    Thank you for including From the Couch in this list. We had no idea there were so many sites with the 3D flag effect.

    Nice collection, well done!

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  6. Navdeep February 19, 2009 1:03 pm

    That’s a pretty neat list…”depth” could be another tag for this post.

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