Submitted by Raffaele Rasini @raffaele
Italian web agency specialized in design and development of social applications.
This is a really nice, clean yet full website. The background is really nice and striking and all the design elements are nicely executed. I like the big blog-footer on the home page and the portfolio section is nice and has quick little descriptions to go along with the screen shots.
Submitted by Raffaele Rasini @raffaele
Italian web agency specialized in design and development of social applications.
This is a really nice, clean yet full website. The background is really nice and striking and all the design elements are nicely executed. I like the big blog-footer on the home page and the portfolio section is nice and has quick little descriptions to go along with the screen shots.
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