Shelve was a website where users could survey the price data of reusable consumer products--such as DVDs, books or records--and determine whether they were worth buying, selling or collecting. The following screenshots pertain to a revision of the site's original design. I initially developed Shelve in 2012. Its pages weren't very responsive, so I re-designed them to better accommodate mobile devices. One of my goals (with Shelve) was to turn (consumer) products into a new kind of currency; thus, making cash and other such assets more precious. While developing this project, I wanted to create something that nobody ever created before.
The languages used in this website were HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, PHP and MySQL. Currently, Shelve is closed.
HOMEPAGE.
Original reduced to this: 1366px x 1351px (72ppi); 80% Quality; Progressive.
SEARCH RESULTS PAGE.
Original reduced to this: 1366px x 1108px (72ppi); 80% Quality; Progressive.
PRODUCT DETAILS PAGE.
Original reduced to this: 1366px x 972px (72ppi); 80% Quality; Progressive.
MOBILE SITE PAGE SAMPLES.
Original reduced to this: 1548px x 1920px (72ppi); 80% Quality; Progressive.
Original reduced to this: 1548px x 1920px (72ppi); 80% Quality; Progressive.
BUSINESS / PROMO CARDS (FRONT & BACK).
Original reduced to this: 1000px x 421px (72ppi); 80% Quality; Progressive.
PROMOTIONAL VIDEO (OUTDATED).
720px x 480px (HD).
