Fetch

Fetch

We’ve all seen this type of layout before, but I really like this one, it’s clean and they’ve managed to put all the info you need to make a decision on using them on the home-page.

Kinsta

4 Comments

  1. Gene

    It does now that you point that out. In fact the detail work style looks like the same designer… can anyone add here?

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  2. carol

    I have to agree. This is so close to ekklesia360.com it’s embarrasing. These “tilted” images are used all over the place on template store websites. 1/10 from me

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  3. KC

    I don’t like anything about this layout. If K-Mart designed websites, maybe this is what it would look like. But then again, beauty is in the eyes….

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