I like the colors of this conference website. The strong graphic look works well with the typeface too. I do feel like there may be too much of that hand written “colored” in type, a good pairing mixed into the thick of it would go a long way. The second typeface choice looks really great in the secondary sections of the site.
I love that it’s responsive too, the strong graphic look works extra well in the handheld screen size most of all.
I like the colors of this conference website. The strong graphic look works well with the typeface too. I do feel like there may be too much of that hand written “colored” in type, a good pairing mixed into the thick of it would go a long way. The second typeface choice looks really great in the secondary sections of the site.
I love that it’s responsive too, the strong graphic look works extra well in the handheld screen size most of all.
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