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There is no doubt that currently almost everything on the internet is becoming image-driven. If you think for a moment, it is only really catching up with print
Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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Rescooped by Alvaro Díaz A. from Must Design |
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Via Martin (Marty) Smith
Little did I know how prescient I was. In 1999 when I created FoundObjects.com (now gone sadly), one of the first B2B and B2C specialty gift sites,
I decided to use a Mondrian Grid that you can see on the WayBackMachine: http://web.archive.org/web/19991127134326/http://www.foundobjects.com/
I used Mondrian's grid because it was brand aligned to the FoundObjects.com's museum store customers. The grid also helped organize a lot of information. Organizing a LOT of information in an easy to understand pattern is the advantage of using a grid in your web design as these more than 60 examples show.