Triumph Motorcycles Website
Triumph were thinking about completely changing the architecture of their current website, but wanted a few different ideas as to how this could work and what this meant for the content and navigation.
As part of this we put together a series of experimental interface designs. A key aspect for the interface was to provide an uncluttered, dynamic and fresh look. My approach to this was to take a number of key content items and abbreviate them into a hub-like front end. Coupled with dynamic HTML5 scrolling and user-selectable options, this allows the user to move through a set of full-bleed, immersive imagery with each feature element appearing in a very editorial fashion. Key elements could then be bolted on over time, such as the clothing and accessories section and the rider stories.

Triumph were thinking about completely changing the architecture of their current website, but wanted a few different ideas as to how this could work and what this meant for the content and navigation.
As part of this we put together a series of experimental interface designs. A key aspect for the interface was to provide an uncluttered, dynamic and fresh look. My approach to this was to take a number of key content items and abbreviate them into a hub-like front end. Coupled with dynamic HTML5 scrolling and user-selectable options, this allows the user to move through a set of full-bleed, immersive imagery with each feature element appearing in a very editorial fashion. Key elements could then be bolted on over time, such as the clothing and accessories section and the rider stories.



