A lovely responsive site for a non-profit that looks equally lovely: givecloaks.com /via @hotmeteor
— Responsive Design (@RWD) April 23, 2012
A great idea and an interesting solution to a real problem. The website quickly tells the story of what this is about and shows plenty of detail to get you in on it. The imagery is helps the narrative very well. It’s also a rather well designed responsive solution too.
A lovely responsive site for a non-profit that looks equally lovely: givecloaks.com /via @hotmeteor
— Responsive Design (@RWD) April 23, 2012
A great idea and an interesting solution to a real problem. The website quickly tells the story of what this is about and shows plenty of detail to get you in on it. The imagery is helps the narrative very well. It’s also a rather well designed responsive solution too.
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