This is one of those really strong illustrative/icon driven type websites. The home page is working like a simple splash page almost, just shoveling you off to one of the product pages/sections. I think it’s working pretty good here since the icon design is so strong. The overall design is very tight and well executed. I love all these details and that’s something you’ve just got to do, even more so, when you’re selling software. Great job here.
This is one of those really strong illustrative/icon driven type websites. The home page is working like a simple splash page almost, just shoveling you off to one of the product pages/sections. I think it’s working pretty good here since the icon design is so strong. The overall design is very tight and well executed. I love all these details and that’s something you’ve just got to do, even more so, when you’re selling software. Great job here.
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