campwapo.org

campwapoorg

One of the latest client creations from @trentwalton and the team at Paravel. The site is simply beautiful, the textures and overall feel of the site transport me back to when I was at summer camp as a kid. I once read somewhere that someone said Trent and Reagan design with colors that the rest of us haven’t discovered yet, I kind of believe that because this color palette makes me realize just how much I don’t know about using color. Just click through the site a little and you’ll see what I mean.

The site is also pretty straight forward from a technical stand point but they’ve spruced it up for us web folk by utilizing some nice HTML5. They definitely get the “pushed farther than just the doctype award.” I really love seeing that in the wild like this.

Check out their full post on the design here as well for more info: http://paravelinc.com/projects/view/camp_wapo

campwapoorg

One of the latest client creations from @trentwalton and the team at Paravel. The site is simply beautiful, the textures and overall feel of the site transport me back to when I was at summer camp as a kid. I once read somewhere that someone said Trent and Reagan design with colors that the rest of us haven’t discovered yet, I kind of believe that because this color palette makes me realize just how much I don’t know about using color. Just click through the site a little and you’ll see what I mean.

The site is also pretty straight forward from a technical stand point but they’ve spruced it up for us web folk by utilizing some nice HTML5. They definitely get the “pushed farther than just the doctype award.” I really love seeing that in the wild like this.

Check out their full post on the design here as well for more info: http://paravelinc.com/projects/view/camp_wapo

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