Submitted by Jakob Claumarch
Corporate site for Danish web agency Contentcube
Very interesting design for Contentcube. Taking their website and message and making it into a large infographic is a pretty strong idea. It keeps it super fun and informal yet almost high-end feeling. I think it takes some creative “guts” to go out on a limb like this because it’s so unconventional, at least to me it seems that way. I love it.
Submitted by Jakob Claumarch
Corporate site for Danish web agency Contentcube
Very interesting design for Contentcube. Taking their website and message and making it into a large infographic is a pretty strong idea. It keeps it super fun and informal yet almost high-end feeling. I think it takes some creative “guts” to go out on a limb like this because it’s so unconventional, at least to me it seems that way. I love it.
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