Website architect
Joni Korpi is a designer who wants to make websites make more sense.
Joni Korpi is a designer who wants to make websites make more sense.
1 Little Picture is blog about the little things in design, written by Joni. Each post is individually laid out to suit the content. Currently on a break, while its format is being revised.
2 Less Framework is a CSS framework for building smart website layouts, under development by Joni. Makes designing layouts compatible with small screens and modern browsers easy.
3 LogiSec is a Finnish security company. Joni built and designed their website from the ground up, using Wordpress.
4 A business card in pure CSS – no images. Created for a designer business card showcase. Note: requires a modern browser.
Joni Korpi is a Finnish web designer. He likes to think of himself as a website architect: someone who plans and designs web content in a way that makes it easy to use and understand. In his work he uses modern web standards, such as HTML5 and CSS3, to make websites fast, visually interesting and universally accessible.
Joni’s work has been featured on many web design and development sites: Web Designer Wall, One Page Love, siteInspire, CSS Mania, Minimal Sites, and Web Resources Depot, to name a few.
Joni works and studies at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences in Espoo, Finland. He is currently studying for a Bachelor’s Degree in Media Technology, and is expected to graduate in 2012. He is fluent in Finnish and English, with a slight Finnish accent.