Neutron Creative

Neutron Creative

16 Jul 2015
Image Background large photo Light Background minimal no navigation North Carolina Raleigh Single Page Layout USA

Yes – I was the one that approved the Neutron Creative site out of Raleigh, NC. Some of you may ask “why?” – because it’s a big picture and some text. The reason: I think with some agency sites, we get too wrapped up in trying to show off every trick and new thingy in web design (sorry, UX design right?), and SEO the heck out of our sites – that no one really looks at – except for other agencies. Sorry for the rant, but I just liked the Neutron Creative site’s feel – cuts to the point – “info about us – contact us”.

@neutroncreative

Yes – I was the one that approved the Neutron Creative site out of Raleigh, NC. Some of you may ask “why?” – because it’s a big picture and some text. The reason: I think with some agency sites, we get too wrapped up in trying to show off every trick and new thingy in web design (sorry, UX design right?), and SEO the heck out of our sites – that no one really looks at – except for other agencies. Sorry for the rant, but I just liked the Neutron Creative site’s feel – cuts to the point – “info about us – contact us”.

@neutroncreative

Kinsta

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