Work/§01 / Index Web · 2017

Orderly Art

Built for art students, by art students.

Orderly Art

Orderly Art was one of the most ambitious web projects I took on as a student. Enter a work and it finds the most relevant image automatically, or you can add your own. Tag a historical or stylistic period and it creates a filter for it, so submissions can be sorted by period, artist, location, or date, or searched directly. Saving stores everything in the cloud and issues an easy-to-remember ID, which is all you need to fetch your submissions later. It was never completed.

Period chips reading None, Gothic, Christian Period of Persecution, and Romanesque above a Filter by Artist menu
Enter a historical or stylistic period, and it becomes a filter.
The filter menu open: no filter, by artist, by location, by date from old to recent, or by a date range of your own
Filter by artist, location, or date.
A submission open for editing: Vincent van Gogh, Portrait of Dr. Gachet, Impressionist, with the painting beside the fields and Save and Delete buttons
View and edit a submission, or delete it. Saving stores it in the cloud.
The mobile panel.
Next project → Early Web Projects The sites I built before and alongside SCAD, from a browser start page to my studio's own website.