Durkan Group

Durkan Group

11 Aug 2015
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I like how they homepage is like a big splash page, but instead of being just a hero image and some useless “welcome” copy, they’ve incorporated direct links and images to their case studies. What I don’t like is how that’s echoed in the “projects” section which is the first link in the header nav, but I get it for subpages. I like how the nav is all streamlined across this website and you don’t really even need that main header nav to get to what they want you to see.

@DurkanGroup

I like how they homepage is like a big splash page, but instead of being just a hero image and some useless “welcome” copy, they’ve incorporated direct links and images to their case studies. What I don’t like is how that’s echoed in the “projects” section which is the first link in the header nav, but I get it for subpages. I like how the nav is all streamlined across this website and you don’t really even need that main header nav to get to what they want you to see.

@DurkanGroup

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