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  1. v. XIX2025
  2. lime green and blue landing page that says “Lynn Fisher: Designer for the web.” The S in Fisher is stretched horizontally. Illustrated icons represent pages of the site.
    v. XVIII2024
  3. a white and black website that says Lynn Fisher: Web Designer in big text with an illustrated portrait of the artist standing in front
    v. XVII✐ 2023 Case Study
  4. a grey website with a colorful, illustrated header
    v. XVI✐ 2022 Case Study
  5. an illustration of an elevator lobby
    v. XV✐ 2021 Case Study
  6. an illustrated website header that looks folded like paper
    v. XIV✐ 2020 Case Study
  7. Lynn’s head opening and various layers of other heads are revealed like a nesting doll
    v. XIII✐ 2019 Case Study
  8. Lynn as a Bob’s Burgers character
    v. XII✐ 2018 Case Study
  9. Lynn in a wolf hat and a black, white, and gold color palette
    v. XI✐ 2017 Case Study
  10. a white, minimal interface accented with emoji
    v. X2016
  11. homepage with a full-height left-hand nav in a soft rainbow palette
    v. IX2015
  12. homepage with a three-column layout with a deep green and peach color palette
    v. VIII2014
  13. homepage with a large background image of Lynn and a top navigation
    v. VII2013
  14. three hand-drawn illustrations of Lynn with green, purple, and teal accents
    v. VI2012
  15. homepage with a single-column layout with a painterly hero image of Lynn
    v. V2011
  16. homepage with a white, light green, and turquoise color scheme
    v. IV2010
  17. homepage with a short, wide content area featuring a photos of feet and the Winged Victory sculpture at the Louvre
    v. III2009
  18. a photo of Lynn laying on the floor of the Louvre
    v. II2008
  19. a three-column iframe layout
    v. I2007