Chore Monster

Chore Monster

1 Mar 2013
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So kids hate chores and love monsters, so enter ChoreMonster. My first reaction to this was a snort and then wondering whatever happened to cash and/or spankings (I kid!). In my day…

Anyway, aside from whether this product is a good idea or not, it really strikes a perfect balance of being fun and whimsical while giving enough solid details and snappy copy to make it clear to parents that this is a serious app. I really like the type in the logo and the halftone-y textures with the wavy lines that break up the site as you scroll add a nice feel all in all.

So kids hate chores and love monsters, so enter ChoreMonster. My first reaction to this was a snort and then wondering whatever happened to cash and/or spankings (I kid!). In my day…

Anyway, aside from whether this product is a good idea or not, it really strikes a perfect balance of being fun and whimsical while giving enough solid details and snappy copy to make it clear to parents that this is a serious app. I really like the type in the logo and the halftone-y textures with the wavy lines that break up the site as you scroll add a nice feel all in all.

Kinsta

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