flowerlyapp.com

http://www.flowerlyapp.com/

Great looking single page iPad/iPhone app site. Custom lettering FTW too! I love it, that block of text on the right side is immaculate. Down to the custom lettered “app store” button. I’m not entirely sure why there’s a “home” button on a single page app, but maybe there’s plans for subpages down the road. Overall though, lovely design here that does it’s job well.

2 Comments

  1. James Ashcroft

    As much as I like the design and overall look & feel, it leaves me questioning the gallery approval process you use to list sites on here.

    This example isn’t responsive, ok not the be all and end all I suppose. The links in the nav (press, contact, help) point to email addresses (poor usability) and the Twitter page has a completely different look and feel to the website design.

    Reply
    • Gene Crawford

      It’s simple James. I liked it, so it got listed in the gallery!

      I really really appreciate you taking the time to comment too man! I agree with you on the nav items opening email address that drives me crazy, but I think overall the things I pointed out in my post about the design explain why I like it. I love that type work a lot.

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