Recreating Credit Suisse WebDesign

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by dima777, Jan 9, 2012.

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    Hello!

    Maybe you can help me with the following?

    I was wondering if you think it can be possible to easily recreate the design of a few of the Credit Suisse pages:


    credit-suisse. com/uk/privatebanking/en/index.jsp


    These pages look strikingly similar to Deutche Bank pages (http://www.db .com/csr/en/social_investments.htm) so I think they will not mind:).

    I am new to web design and thought what you think of this? Do you think it can be easily done? I think this might be a matter of copying their page and slightly reformatting the styles and removing unnecessary code? Or you think it is better to design this from scratch? I personally adore the simplicity of the layout of credit Suisse pages (eg. .www.credit-suisse. com/uk/privatebanking/bank/en/index.jsp)

    Thank you for your time,

    Dave
     
    dima777, Jan 9, 2012 IP
  2. dima777

    dima777 Active Member

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    I need this design very much…not because it is the design of a leading bank or other reason – there are actually quite interesting sites design-wise which are far from the banking sector. I need this design because it perfectly fits into the existing html based static content scheme…..

    I would happily create this one on my own but I have no skill whatsoever at crafting such designs…..you know I browsed hundreds of the expensive and not so templates on the Themeforest and the like and did not see anything with equal simplicity and elegance……

    In light of this I was wondering if there is someone who would be generous enough to create one or two pages which wholly emulate the layout of the following pages….

    https://www. credit-suisse. com/uk/privatebanking/bank/en/index.jsp

    and

    https://www. credit-suisse. com/uk/privatebanking/en/index.jsp


    Thanks a lot!)
     
    dima777, Jan 12, 2012 IP
  3. ketting00

    ketting00 Well-Known Member

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    Just view their page source and start copying from there.
     
    ketting00, Jan 13, 2012 IP
  4. wvccboy

    wvccboy Notable Member

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    You wouldn't want to copy much of their design or page source as you would be duplicating copyrighted content.
    It's better to start from scratch and if you like their layout, create something similar in color/style but don't go about copying everything on the page...
     
    wvccboy, Jan 14, 2012 IP