Josh needed a good brand identity to help position this project in good light to investors and startup competitions. I set out to build a basic framework that could flex and grow with the expansion of the Triangle to as far west as Charlotte and east as Wilmington.
I was also responsible for the design and development of the website. For now the domain hosts a simple landing page — most of the information will be funneled to the facebook page.
For the site, I used several cool CSS techniques. I love editing the selection color of text to reinforce brand colors. I also modified the scrollbar in instances the page is taller than the browser window.
::selection {background: #f15a38;color: #fcf8ed;}
::-moz-selection {background: #f15a38;color: #fcf8ed;}
::-webkit-scrollbar {background:#fcf8ed; repeat; width:10px;}
::-webkit-scrollbar-track {background:none;}
::-webkit-scrollbar-track-piece {background:none;}
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {background:#f15a38;}
This idea is really cool and is bound to grow into something even cooler.
Visit the site http://trianglebikeshare.com & like them on facebook.
This initiate is involved in several local (and eventually national) competitions
- NCSU eGames 2012 http://ei.ncsu.edu/egames/
- MassChallenge 2012 http://masschallenge.org/
profile/triangle-bike-share - Cherokee Challenge 2012 http://cherokeechallenge.
com/ - Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Innovation Challenge http://mediacenter.bcbsnc.
com/pr/bluecross/bcbsnc- announces-the-2012-health- 230826.aspx