Cool looking design here. I love the color palette, it’s very inviting feeling and cool. I like the way the picture of the kid is worked in too. There is also a ton of neat design going on here with all the badge work, very neat stuff. Especially when you see that it was done as part of a contest and done quickly. It was a entry into the 2010 Rails Rumble, neat stuff.
Maybe someone who participated in this design/build could give us some background on it?
Cool looking design here. I love the color palette, it’s very inviting feeling and cool. I like the way the picture of the kid is worked in too. There is also a ton of neat design going on here with all the badge work, very neat stuff. Especially when you see that it was done as part of a contest and done quickly. It was a entry into the 2010 Rails Rumble, neat stuff.
Maybe someone who participated in this design/build could give us some background on it?
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