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Site Design: Oculus Rift (oculus.com)
over 8 years ago from Jared Palmer, Product Engineer at The Palmer Group
16 comments
Tony Gines, over 8 years ago
That main image is great. The sense of wonder on the guy's face sells the product without having to explain it. Great photos.
Martin LeBlanc, over 8 years ago
Also, the image conveys the build quality of the product well as well.
Ian Goode, over 8 years ago
Love the final one as well. Comfort is a big feature.
Thom Stoodley, over 8 years ago
Poor retouching effort on his neck though
Kyle Conrad, over 8 years ago
One random thought looking at this: it's refreshing to see a "tech" site where the product isn't being demoed and shown off by a sea of white male faces staring back at me.
Maybe too "off topic" for DN, just thought I would point it out.
Drew Beck, over 8 years ago
The most on topic ever. Great point.
Ryan Roche, over 8 years ago
Nope, I thought it too. Glad someone pointed it out.
Pedro Ivo Hudson, over 8 years ago
Missed a video of someone using it.
Steve Strutt, over 8 years ago
I love that the Oculus Touch controllers are positioned to look like eyeballs.
Pablo Stanley, over 8 years ago
Did they actually create their own font? At first sight I thought it was Avenir... http://i.imgur.com/FTfVrKZ.png
Yeah, at least it's called Oculus something in the CSS. Looks like their own font.
Btw. the font is here: http://cl.ly/3i2b2L1n2X0m
Mike Wilson, over 8 years ago Mixed emotions. I like it, but mainly because of the beautiful Lapka-style imagery. The layout itself is just a super generic landing-page. Almost a template.
I really dig their logo. But the "custom" typeface is pretty much a Proxima Nova ripoff.
Robin Andersen, over 8 years ago
Looks neat! Great to finally see the product start crystallising!
Julian Lloyd, over 8 years ago
Looks great. Anyone know if this was designed in-house?
Mads Burcharth, over 8 years ago
I believe it was a collaborative effort between Cory Schmitz, Mackey Saturday, Nicolaus Taylor and the team at Oculus.
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