The tide will be quietly born when we are not aware of it. When you browse many websites, you will often see patterns and patterns that you have missed elsewhere. These include ribbons and signs.
These two patterns are becoming more and more popular, the article put them together for discussion, because they are mostly used at the same time, the ribbon is self-evident, we all know this element. But the sign--I mean it's a man-made marker on top of the screen, and it looks like a logo on a T-shirt. The sites that use both of these elements are indeed of high quality. The case of this show is very gorgeous. There are few trends like this: sifting through so many boring examples to find an attractive case.
Why use ribbons and signs
Signage is very useful because it effectively attracts the attention of the user. The signs put the content in front of the user. Most of the signs are very prominent, whether using a 3D style or a strong contrasting color. This feature enables signage to often display important information: logos, navigation, and activities. We can see the usefulness of it in the following show. Of course, before you use it, you need to decide if you really want it. The same is true for ribbons, which are often used with signs to attract attention and display important information. The arrow shapes at each end of the ribbon all point to the content on it, which directly attracts the user's attention.
Ribbon-related display
Letter Learner
Here, the ribbon perfectly constructs the website's name letter learner. Similarly, page layout is a simple single column. The title of the Ribbon construct inspires the user to start the browsing experience from the top.
Ribot
Ribot's ribbon is very ingenious. This popular element makes the entire page lively, while focusing the company's focus on two lines of text. It's a pretty good way to express! Because the name of this company doesn't tell us what it does.
Alex Pierce
Because Alex Pierce has such a large text on its homepage, it has to use a relative element to balance the page's sense of weight. In this case, the Ribbon plays a very good role in the head. I also like the part of the ribbon, which makes people notice the name of the designer.
Rockaholic
On the Rockaholic unusual page, the Ribbon directly attracts the user's attention to move downward, so that people's view on the Web page vertical movement, it is not the depth of digging down.
Paris Jones
The delicious, seductive red ribbon makes up the site named Paris Jones. Although the form of the text is ingenious, contrasting the strong style still ensures that you can notice it.
Blog en Bois
On the blog en bois, the single Arrowhead ribbon is particularly strained, thanks in large part to the dark tones behind the yellow. I found myself noticing the logo over and over again. This is really a good idea to impress people.
Html5boilerplate
The popular html5boilerplate use ribbons to make wow, you notice the most important activity element on the page. I love this ribbon that doesn't have to be on the face to write "Download here". The links between the ribbons and the signs tell us where to download the resources.
Wells Riley
Wells Riley is an aesthetic classic of ribbon use. The Ribbon looks great and highlights the focus of the page.
Dhiraj Singh Karki
I always like the design that separates the content. This is the type of Web folder that UI designer Dhiraj Singh Karki. Here, the ribbon is quite ingenious, and it is placed in a completely different position from the rest of the site. It blends perfectly into the page and constructs the simplicity and elegance of the entire site along with other elements.
Chipmunk
Chipmunk is an excellent example of the combination of ribbons and organic elements. Ribbon around the navigation bar, and the following pattern perfect fusion. At the same time, it makes the navigation bar not covered by various kinds of pictures.
The display of the sign website
Ennea
Did you find it? Ennea is a clothing website, not surprisingly it uses signage to construct logos and site names. Sometimes, the straightforward way is the most effective.
Philip Meissner Design
On this site, the signage constitutes an important navigation. Usually I get confused in this way, but this layout and color make people notice it at a glance.
Tinkering Monkey
What is more important to an electronic trading site than to guide a user to pay the bill? Tinkering monkey with a beautiful small but clear sign to guide the user to complete the purchase process.
Parkbud
In a lot of smart-phone software, the better ones always need to show their differences. Parkbud is free, and the bold red sign tells you that. The sign is cleverly appearing on the content page, but your corner of the eye is sure to catch it.
Lense
Lense is a good example of a poster combined with structured text.
Coreymade
I do love this site and the signs that it's variant words. The sign feels like a logo on a T-shirt rather than a sign on a regular website. The 3D effect makes it very popular with viewers.
Netastica
Netastica's sign is very cute. It also contains important information and leads the user back to the homepage.
Ryan Havoc Taylor
The sign is so eye-catching on this website that it doesn't need too much contrast to stand out. It integrates with the website, fully play its role.
The best web site for both ribbons and signs
Clearspan Media
Clearspan Media showed us a beautiful combination of ribbons and signs. On this site, you can find patterns, excesses, and color changes. The top sign and the ribbon below form a ring that contains interesting content for the user.
Krichevtsova Alexandra
Krichevtsova Alexandra's website is very explicit in its content, with signs and ribbons adding extra energy to key elements.
Wes Bos
Most of the sites shown in this article have huge ribbons. But Wes Bos didn't do that. Its ribbons look very small, which is a good idea-ribbons do not need to dominate the entire design to show their role.
(Source: Paran image English: webdesignerdepot.com)