Timoni Grone is a graphic designer based in San Francisco. Currently a user interface & visual designer at Flickr, she creates websites that blend responsible web practices with classic design & typographical philosophies.
Her focus is on creating beautiful, useful web products that people love, combining responsible web development with designs that are a delight to the eye.
Timoni focuses primarily on web design: look-and-feel concepts, user interface design, user experience design, and markup.
She likes print work, and has laid out publications for ethsix* and 826 Valencia.
She also co-founded Chromatic, a monthly designer event inspired by SHDH and BarCamp.
You can read more in her resume.
Select Works
Teaology ▸
Concept for a tea site that focuses on sharing the experience of tea and tea shops, rather than just ranking teas by taste and quality.
Scope: Original photography (background), photoshop comp & wireframe. (2009)
Places to Go ▸
Concept site inspired by those who are researching where to travel based on a few variable factors (sometimes location, sometimes activity).
Scope: Everything but the images, which came from talented Flickr photographers. (2008)
Trac Studio ▸
Concept site from Devjavu incorporating Trac. The client asked for horizontal page sections, a fluid layout, and ninjas.
Scope: Initial designs, HTML & CSS. (2008)
Brad & Alice ▸
Simple wedding site. The client likes flowers.
Scope: Initial designs. Styled pre-written HTML with CSS. (2009)
Chelsea Simes ▸
Personal blog for a Bay-area writer who likes polka dots, and black and pink.
Scope: Designs, HTML, CSS & Wordpress setup. (2007)
Rock Creek Software ▸
Concept for an online small business tools suite (sort of like 37signal's product line). There are logo designs as well.
Scope: Initial designs, HTML & CSS. (2006)
C2ER ▸
Postcard site as part of the collateral for the Council for Community & Economic Research's rebranding, (designed by Mediastudio). Mostly a quick "Hi! We have a website!" kind of site, with an entry to their intraweb.
Scope: Layout design, HTML & CSS. (2006)
Working Poor Families ▸
Redesign of a national non-profit. (Old site, and not a good example of high-quality markup.)
Scope: Initial designs, HTML & CSS. (2006)
Newton Law Offices ▸
Law firm website focusing on elegance and quality rather than aggressive sales tactics. The client wanted to avoid the corporate 'blue gradients' and focus on a gracious, old-timey, extremely simple design.
Scope: Comps, HTML, CSS & PHP. (2007)
You made it to the bottom! If you're dying for more, you can download the resume or email timoni@timoni.org. You can also check out the blog, or follow Timoni on twitter.