Portfolio | Ben Stock Design

Yeah, you! If you let me do your next project, not only will you end up with a fancy product, you'll also be contributing to my dinner funds. Now that's what I call a symbiotic relationship!

I wanted to go with a clean, matte look, with nice glowing accents here and there:

I used a well-known jQuery plugin called jFlow to achieve the effect I was going for with the "Featured Downloads" slider.

Many of my past English teachers talked about an "Attention-Getting Opening Sentence (AGOS)." The same principle applies in the world of web design: make sure your audience knows who you are and what you're about.

A plain, old list of services just isn't as fun to look at without icons. It's pure and simple.

Because my sidebar is nearly black, the icons I currently have at each section "pop" a little too much. Nonetheless, they represent what each section's all about.

This was a little effect I made myself (it's not too hard thanks to jQuery):

Here are some icons for the services section of my About page:

I'm currently involved with the folks at RiverKey Creative, and they're great! Here's their In-Stadium page. And before I forget, I mustn't take full credit for the design. The über talented (and all-around nice guy) J.P. Roberts did the 3D header text.

RiverKey Creative In-Stadium Page Example

SportsWebMedia is run by the awesome Will Simpson in the UK. Here's the homepage:

SWM offers lots of great services, so we needed to implement a nice little slider to contain all of the information:

To inform potential clients of all that SWM has to offer, we made a separate page to include some other things SWM takes care of:

Here's the About page. You may even see someone that you know and/or heard of:

Infegy is the company behind the social analytics tool, Social Radar. They asked me to design some clean e-mail templates for when they send out alerts and updates to their customers.