erikaworks.com

14 Oct 2009
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erikaworkscom

Submitted by Erika Wohlstadter, Designer & Developer.

It’s elastic, thoughtful, perhaps a little shy about holding your hand on the first date but it puts itself forward unapologetically and you must admit, that’s some nice typography.

This is a really clever design, I love the dual sections to this home page. The left having blog posts and the right having work samples and each being treated differently visually is a smart design. It really makes the site stand out and be memorable. Overall it’s nicely designed with type selection and color/textures.

erikaworkscom

Submitted by Erika Wohlstadter, Designer & Developer.

It’s elastic, thoughtful, perhaps a little shy about holding your hand on the first date but it puts itself forward unapologetically and you must admit, that’s some nice typography.

This is a really clever design, I love the dual sections to this home page. The left having blog posts and the right having work samples and each being treated differently visually is a smart design. It really makes the site stand out and be memorable. Overall it’s nicely designed with type selection and color/textures.

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