Misfit Creative

Misfit Creative

11 Jul 2014
clean Crisp Fixed Header Fixed Navigation Grid HTML5 Light Background Realistic Elements responsive video background

I almost don’t have to write a review on this one – Pete Brady (below) really captures the site – black and white with the color coming from the work Misfit does. He forgot to mention the thing that draws you to the site in the first place – the cool “smoke..” in “the water” video background on the home page. (yes – I crack myself up…)

Submitted by: Pete Brady @Misfitcreative1
Role: Designer & Developer

Simple sites, with a simple colour palette is hard to pull off and it’s not often I come across a site design that truly does it well. Misfit have let your work do the talking in this one of black & white, user centered site.

I almost don’t have to write a review on this one – Pete Brady (below) really captures the site – black and white with the color coming from the work Misfit does. He forgot to mention the thing that draws you to the site in the first place – the cool “smoke..” in “the water” video background on the home page. (yes – I crack myself up…)

Submitted by: Pete Brady @Misfitcreative1
Role: Designer & Developer

Simple sites, with a simple colour palette is hard to pull off and it’s not often I come across a site design that truly does it well. Misfit have let your work do the talking in this one of black & white, user centered site.

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