decisionsforheroes.com

decisionsforheroescom

I really like the open feeling of this layout. Aside from the header area it’s basically just a big 2 column layout. The header is really well done I think, and I like how the sub pages seamlessly pair down the header to a thinner bar like it does. Seems like a really great idea for a product too.

decisionsforheroescom

I really like the open feeling of this layout. Aside from the header area it’s basically just a big 2 column layout. The header is really well done I think, and I like how the sub pages seamlessly pair down the header to a thinner bar like it does. Seems like a really great idea for a product too.

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