Beraterherz

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Submitted by Ines Opifanti, @digitalateliers. Designer & Developer.

Really awesome illustration, that gets me right off the bat and makes me want to dig deeper. The color are also well chosen and nicely worked together with the illustration. This is one of those single page/scrolling sites that works much like a power point presentation does. Moving you from slide-to-slide/page-to-page. I think the individual pages are nice, but they could be so much more visually rich and after seeing that bad-ass illustration I find myself wanting more. Overall it’s pretty dang good and worthy of being in the gallery!

beraterherzde

Submitted by Ines Opifanti, @digitalateliers. Designer & Developer.

Really awesome illustration, that gets me right off the bat and makes me want to dig deeper. The color are also well chosen and nicely worked together with the illustration. This is one of those single page/scrolling sites that works much like a power point presentation does. Moving you from slide-to-slide/page-to-page. I think the individual pages are nice, but they could be so much more visually rich and after seeing that bad-ass illustration I find myself wanting more. Overall it’s pretty dang good and worthy of being in the gallery!

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