Acara Partners

Acara Partners

I like how Acara Partners, out of Connecticut, uses their home page image background to be a secondary navigation – cutting straight to what they do. The site is text heavy and icon rich – and that works more for a biz strat / marketing company (their two first areas of focus from the website).

From the Designer: “Acara Partners, the leading marketing, advertising, and digital communications agency based on the Connecticut Shoreline, helps to successfully market agencies. Acara Partners website was designed by an award-winning graphic designer and an expert, top-notch web developer.”

Submitted by: Jeff Davis
Twitter: @AcaraPartners
Role: Digital Analyst
Country: United States of America

I like how Acara Partners, out of Connecticut, uses their home page image background to be a secondary navigation – cutting straight to what they do. The site is text heavy and icon rich – and that works more for a biz strat / marketing company (their two first areas of focus from the website).

From the Designer: “Acara Partners, the leading marketing, advertising, and digital communications agency based on the Connecticut Shoreline, helps to successfully market agencies. Acara Partners website was designed by an award-winning graphic designer and an expert, top-notch web developer.”

Submitted by: Jeff Davis
Twitter: @AcaraPartners
Role: Digital Analyst
Country: United States of America

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