51bits.com

7 Jul 2011
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51bitscom

I love the visual brevity of this website design. It has just the right amount of stuff on it. They typography is tight and the colors are interesting. It’s a responsive design too which makes the point that these guys know their stuff come off even more strongly.

One thing I notices while reviewing this site is that i’m so programmed to expect a slideshow or carousel on the home page of websites, when this one didn’t refresh or slide around I thought it might have been a website for a product instead of a design firm. I wonder if other people think the same way as I just did there?

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51bitscom

I love the visual brevity of this website design. It has just the right amount of stuff on it. They typography is tight and the colors are interesting. It’s a responsive design too which makes the point that these guys know their stuff come off even more strongly.

One thing I notices while reviewing this site is that i’m so programmed to expect a slideshow or carousel on the home page of websites, when this one didn’t refresh or slide around I thought it might have been a website for a product instead of a design firm. I wonder if other people think the same way as I just did there?

51bitscom-iphone

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