calling all photographers and designers!
as you can see, i have redesigned the my-kart.org website. i hope that the new design is simpler, cleaner, and more pleasing to the eye.
one thing remains outstanding, though: the design of the page / section mastheads or banners. what you see right now are standard high definition photos of scenery and stuff. i would like to replace them with mastheads that are more in tune with my-kart's website purpose.
you will note that the masthead changes according to the group of pages you are viewing. for example, the "my account" page, and related subpages - the masthead is the statue head.
i would like to request the following volunteer work:
1/ high resolution photographs (at least 965 pixels wide and 118 pixels high).
2/ the hi-res photos should if possible reflect the website section goals* - they need not necessarily be karting themed, but is better if it is.
3/ somebody to help up with the masthead designs.
some of edywn, brandon and azlee's photos that capture certain mood and still / candid objects are the very type of photos that i am looking for.
please share your suggestions and ideas in this thread.
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masthead suggestions for site sections
the frontpage (http://club.my-kart.org/) should basically give the picture that my-kart is about the foundations of motorsport... making karting accessible to all, and developing talent into champions.
the "read me first" (http://club.my-kart.org/info), could be a first time / beginners introduction to my-kart. some visuals, that could communicate this is something like getting started ~ "starting a kart engine", or "putting on the helmet / suit / glove".
the "content list" http://club.my-kart.org/tracker are all the content updates, interactions on this site. perhaps a "newspaper" imagery?
the "event calendar" http://club.my-kart.org/event is all about the events. so perhaps an image of a "happening karting event"?
"my account" http://club.my-kart.org/user is for the personal profile of users on this site. so a more people centred imagery?
there are more pages in the sub sections. but this is to start the conversation.