Trump Hollywood
Asset Website 2011
Asset Website 2011
When the new photography rolled-in, it was clear that the shots were
to be the focus of the entire project.
The building itself is clean and modern, very high-end as well. The website needed to reflect the sense-of-living at Trump Hollywood®. The concept is to openness, and to feature the beautiful photography showcasing the excellent property. The platform we developed is based around image slideshows. A website that is in itself, at all times, a galley showcasing the photography. We achieved this goal by utilizing a self-adjusting gallery as a backdrop. The technology allows scaling and clipping to always fill the viewport with image.
On top of this technology we built a website that gets in the way of the photography as little as possible. Closable content areas, that are themselves semi-transparent, or slide out of way, allow for the viewer to always admire the property.
Developed in-house at © LGD Communications Inc. in 2011
Web Development by Christopher Lee / Badvillain
Copy by Chris McCauley
Photo Retouch by Daniel Borst
to be the focus of the entire project.
The building itself is clean and modern, very high-end as well. The website needed to reflect the sense-of-living at Trump Hollywood®. The concept is to openness, and to feature the beautiful photography showcasing the excellent property. The platform we developed is based around image slideshows. A website that is in itself, at all times, a galley showcasing the photography. We achieved this goal by utilizing a self-adjusting gallery as a backdrop. The technology allows scaling and clipping to always fill the viewport with image.
On top of this technology we built a website that gets in the way of the photography as little as possible. Closable content areas, that are themselves semi-transparent, or slide out of way, allow for the viewer to always admire the property.
Developed in-house at © LGD Communications Inc. in 2011
Web Development by Christopher Lee / Badvillain
Copy by Chris McCauley
Photo Retouch by Daniel Borst
