The Girl Effect

The Girl Effect

I was saving this review for today. I’m glad I did – looks like The Girl Effect website changed over last night (at least I think it did) – and is stunning. I really dig the off-screen navigation on the left, that really allows space to get their stories front and center.

I originally was going to review the page below., that is a great use of canvas and fits in with the wooden block theme of the (micro)site. But I was lucky enough to get to see the redesign, and share it with you (and my two girls too).

http://www.girleffect.org/the-girl-effect-in-action/girl-declaration/girls-voices/
the-girl-effect

I was saving this review for today. I’m glad I did – looks like The Girl Effect website changed over last night (at least I think it did) – and is stunning. I really dig the off-screen navigation on the left, that really allows space to get their stories front and center.

I originally was going to review the page below., that is a great use of canvas and fits in with the wooden block theme of the (micro)site. But I was lucky enough to get to see the redesign, and share it with you (and my two girls too).

http://www.girleffect.org/the-girl-effect-in-action/girl-declaration/girls-voices/
the-girl-effect

Kinsta

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  1. SUSAN WILSON

    Beautiful & Inspirational site great work !

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