Quick good one-pager from Geeky Works out of India. I like how they try to make it a little interactive with entering your name – and it types out a personalized greeting.
From the Designer: We recently redesigned our Website and would love to get some feedback from the users as to how they like it.
Submitted by: Anant Singh
Role: Designer
Country: India
Quick good one-pager from Geeky Works out of India. I like how they try to make it a little interactive with entering your name – and it types out a personalized greeting.
From the Designer: We recently redesigned our Website and would love to get some feedback from the users as to how they like it.
Submitted by: Anant Singh
Role: Designer
Country: India
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