If you’re working on a design project, a mood board is a great way to present the visual direction of a project or brand separately from the layout of a specific project. They’re a helpful step that helps keep everyone on the same page without a huge time investment.
Posted by Ionut Popa on Mar 03, 2010
When do you do the wireframing prototyping between the moodboard and the final layout?
Posted by Ionut Popa on Mar 03, 2010
Why do you look for inspiration after you create the theme concept? shouldn’t the inspiration help create the theme concept?
Posted by Amy Lamp on Mar 24, 2010
@Ionut We do wireframing (site sketches) either at the same time or after mood boards. We just make sure they’re done before we do PSD comps.
For us, creating the theme concept is about coming up with the keywords or brand metaphor, whatever is appropriate for the project. Then we take those words and concepts to create the visual look and feel. We prefer to have a foundation based on concept that we can build visuals from.
How do you like to work?
Posted by skimboard on Apr 19, 2010
I think a mood board will also be a great way to organize things.
Posted by Haber on Jun 21, 2010
nice idea : )
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