fflick.com

fflickcom

Submitted by Marc Hemeon, @hemeon. Designer.

Really a very cool idea here! The design is very well done too IMHO, that’s a lot of information to get across on one screen and it’s done so that the page is very quickly taken in. Perhaps it’s just the use of the movie posters that allows that to happen… The design is tight and not too crowded, that’s not easy to do.

fflickcom

Submitted by Marc Hemeon, @hemeon. Designer.

Really a very cool idea here! The design is very well done too IMHO, that’s a lot of information to get across on one screen and it’s done so that the page is very quickly taken in. Perhaps it’s just the use of the movie posters that allows that to happen… The design is tight and not too crowded, that’s not easy to do.

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