oca.org

13 Sep 2011
clean Crisp Grid horizontal nav HTML5 TypeKit

ocaorg

Submitted by: JD Graffam @jdgraffam
Role: Creative Director

Ooh, responsive! And so pretty!
John Mears, of Simple Focus, was the hands-on designer and developer.

Church sites in the past are usually cited as being less than attractive. This one not only crushes that stigma, but it’s beautifully responsive to boot. The layout and type has a very clean and modern feel, yet still engaging. I think the bits of color and texture add to that warmth. Overall it’s a really nice looking site that’s anything but what you might expect.

ocaorg

Submitted by: JD Graffam @jdgraffam
Role: Creative Director

Ooh, responsive! And so pretty!
John Mears, of Simple Focus, was the hands-on designer and developer.

Church sites in the past are usually cited as being less than attractive. This one not only crushes that stigma, but it’s beautifully responsive to boot. The layout and type has a very clean and modern feel, yet still engaging. I think the bits of color and texture add to that warmth. Overall it’s a really nice looking site that’s anything but what you might expect.

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