Five Simple Steps

Five Simple Steps

14 Mar 2014
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The Five Simple Steps isn’t one of those sites that has tons of interactions and moving elements. But the design is simple and effective. I really like how the main hero image/area isn’t just a big JPG, that’d be lazy, they add the extra effort and make the text active and all scalable. Also, they have great books.

The Five Simple Steps isn’t one of those sites that has tons of interactions and moving elements. But the design is simple and effective. I really like how the main hero image/area isn’t just a big JPG, that’d be lazy, they add the extra effort and make the text active and all scalable. Also, they have great books.

Kinsta

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