Book & Sons

Book & Sons

Pretty tidy layout for Book & Sons. I dig the large imagery and the simple nature of the grid at work here. I’m not too happy with the big background images and the white text overlaid on them, sometimes the copy is impossible to read. Fixing that up would leave this site one of the best of the week I think.

Pretty tidy layout for Book & Sons. I dig the large imagery and the simple nature of the grid at work here. I’m not too happy with the big background images and the white text overlaid on them, sometimes the copy is impossible to read. Fixing that up would leave this site one of the best of the week I think.

Kinsta

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