Emma Lawler

Emma Lawler

Solid and simple portfolio from Emma Lawler out of San Francisco. I like the movement when you click a work sample – also like that there are only three work examples (as not to clutter the page), but that each example has a nice quick narrative, so you get a good glimpse of Emma’s work. (I also personally like the FitStar app, that I found a while ago after getting my first FitBit.)

Solid and simple portfolio from Emma Lawler out of San Francisco. I like the movement when you click a work sample – also like that there are only three work examples (as not to clutter the page), but that each example has a nice quick narrative, so you get a good glimpse of Emma’s work. (I also personally like the FitStar app, that I found a while ago after getting my first FitBit.)

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