The Pushpa Project

The Pushpa Project

19 Mar 2014
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The Pushpa Project is a narrative site that seems to draw strongly from print design. The minimal color does a great job of focusing the reader’s attention on the text. I really enjoy the site’s primary navigation, which does a great job of reenforcing the content’s structure as a sequence of short sections that should be read in order.

The Pushpa Project is a narrative site that seems to draw strongly from print design. The minimal color does a great job of focusing the reader’s attention on the text. I really enjoy the site’s primary navigation, which does a great job of reenforcing the content’s structure as a sequence of short sections that should be read in order.

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