Traveling the world

Parcours Canada is a traveling site from Canada. The audience is for everyone who is interested in traveling to Canada. The content shows various of activities, tours and areas within in Canada. The visual effects are families, mountains and various of places in canada. This website has a friendly and modern look to it. The font that is being used is source-sans-pro, sans-serif. You navigate the page by clicking the navbar on the top page. The layout for the bowser width changes the columns into rows. Both desktop and mobile.
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Milwaukee Ballet

Milwaukee Ballet , is both a school and place to show performances. This is meant for people want to learn or watch a performance. The content shows about us, student cast, performances, students classes and drop in classes, Faculty and staff. Visual effects are dancers both male and female showing a lot of movement and action. Different types of accessories that’s being warn for shows. This gives the page a sense of elegance and free flowing gesture. Three font families are being shown "capitolium-news-2",serif; "open-sans",sans-serif and inherit. You navigate by scrolling down on the page. If you change browser width it will show a mobile menu of the six main components. Desktop and mobile webbyawards

The market for today

The big draw: sellingthe soviet past, is an interactive story. It communicates about today’s market. The audience is for anyone who wants to learn about the market. The content shows illustrations of people and items that were being used. If you click on the person or item, you will see a video. The visual elements include illustrated man, women and different items. They use sound effects to make it seem animated. The people are highlighted orange to let you know who’s in the video. The use of typefaces are: bebasneue b. you navigate through the page by clicking arrows on the carousel. If you change the bandwidth you will see the cigarette seller and a toggle that shows three languages and the logo is located at the bottom. CSS Awards

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