src/data/designs/023/metadata.json

{
  "id": "023",
  "url": "https://www.csszengarden.com/023",
  "css_url": "https://www.csszengarden.com/023/023.css",
  "title": "fleur de l'avant-garde",
  "author": "Michael Switzer",
  "description": {
    "summary": "A web design showcase featuring a large orange gerbera daisy against a blue gradient background, with organized content sections in a three-column layout structure.",
    "visual_style": "Clean and structured web design that combines natural organic imagery with digital grid elements, creating a balance between technical precision and natural beauty.",
    "emotional_impact": "Calming yet energizing atmosphere created through the contrast of the vibrant flower against the cool blue gradient, suggesting growth and enlightenment.",
    "compositional_elements": "Strong asymmetrical composition with the organic flower element balancing the structured grid-based content, creating visual tension and harmony."
  },
  "artistic_context": {
    "style_influences": "Early 2000s web design aesthetic, Japanese zen philosophy as expressed through visual simplicity and natural elements",
    "visual_metaphors": "Flower as growth/enlightenment, grid pattern as structure/order, blue gradient as serenity/wisdom"
  },
  "categories": [
    "grid-based",
    "nature-inspired",
    "minimalist",
    "educational",
    "zen-influenced"
  ],
  "visual_characteristics": [
    "high-contrast",
    "asymmetrical-balance",
    "gradient-background",
    "organic-digital-fusion",
    "organized-hierarchy",
    "multi-column-layout"
  ],
  "design_principles": {
    "primary_principles": [
      "contrast",
      "balance",
      "hierarchy",
      "unity"
    ],
    "visual_techniques": [
      "natural motif integration",
      "grid structuring",
      "color symbolism"
    ]
  }
}