fork-cms.com

30 Sep 2011
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fork-cmscom

Sweet baby chickens! I love how much great artwork comes across our desks… er, virtual desks… computers… whatever. fork-cms.com has a great set of water mythos illustrations and a simple, open style. The bright colors are friendly and saturated without feeling garish or comical, just fun. I haven’t tried out the CMS just yet but I already like it! Double plus cool for the inclusion of live fonts. Everyone who is helping to make the web look just a little more like a children’s book deserves a medal or something… 🙂

fork-cmscom

Sweet baby chickens! I love how much great artwork comes across our desks… er, virtual desks… computers… whatever. fork-cms.com has a great set of water mythos illustrations and a simple, open style. The bright colors are friendly and saturated without feeling garish or comical, just fun. I haven’t tried out the CMS just yet but I already like it! Double plus cool for the inclusion of live fonts. Everyone who is helping to make the web look just a little more like a children’s book deserves a medal or something… 🙂

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1 Comment

  1. Jonah Goldstein
    Jonah Goldstein on September 30, 2011 at 5:13 PM

    great header. love it.

    gets a bit complicated in the middle of the page with the extensions and features, but wraps up nicely at the bottom. i’d say a little more care for the central region wouldn’t be a bad idea.

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