Well I don’t know French, but I DO know great design and this site has got it. Nice use of the grid layout and dark background. I like the subtle details such as the 1px outline around the letters in the logo that really make it pop. Also, being able to flip through the “carousel” of their featured work is a nice touch.
Well I don’t know French, but I DO know great design and this site has got it. Nice use of the grid layout and dark background. I like the subtle details such as the 1px outline around the letters in the logo that really make it pop. Also, being able to flip through the “carousel” of their featured work is a nice touch.
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