Find me examples of this website design situation
August 24, 2020 3:48 PM Subscribe
Looking for examples of a professional website that includes a semi-related side project along with the professional content. Maybe it's a therapist's website that's mostly patient-focused but has a section of writing for a different audience, or an architect's website that's mostly about their professional services but has a section for a fun non-architecture design project, or etc etc etc. I'm especially interested in examples of this outside tech, since I feel like I see many more examples in tech than elsewhere.
I'm specifically looking for examples, and not "this is a good idea"/"this is a bad idea"/"yup this sometimes happens." I want to see ways — potentially both good ones and bad ones — that people have designed sites that do this.
I'm specifically looking for examples, and not "this is a good idea"/"this is a bad idea"/"yup this sometimes happens." I want to see ways — potentially both good ones and bad ones — that people have designed sites that do this.
Dr Lynne Kelly (recent FPP) links on the side of her author website to her blog about spiders.
posted by womb of things to be and tomb of things that were at 4:49 PM on August 25, 2020
posted by womb of things to be and tomb of things that were at 4:49 PM on August 25, 2020
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