One page websites

source: http://www.bulletpr.co.uk/

Bullet - A London/ Brighton based PR company 

source: http://www.agcchicago.org/netpositive/

The Academy for Global Citizenship - A Public Charter school based in Chicago



Both of these website are single page designs, with as you've probably already guessed, all the information is on a singular page. I really like both of these designs, they lead you below without having any button/ text pushing the eye downwards. I like they way you can only see the tip of the iceberg as it were making you want to go further down. This is something I'm going to refine in my design, probably having a small tip of a mountain top creeping onto the page, tempting people to go further in. The idea of having a single page design is quite modern, and fashionable in my eye, and to successfully pull it off in both visual design and usability is my goal. Im thinking of utilising a jQuery smooth scroll function for navigation on my website. This means that there is a smooth transition, and a chance to see things on the way down that you might not otherwise see if there was just a traditional transition.