I love the header design, that illustrative use of the type with the diagonals looks really cool. The illustrations placed on yellow sticky notes also drive home the concept of the company behind the website. The sub pages lose some of the impact as they are all the same basic template, mixing up those sub pages would push this site from good to great for sure. As it stands now though I still like it.
I love the header design, that illustrative use of the type with the diagonals looks really cool. The illustrations placed on yellow sticky notes also drive home the concept of the company behind the website. The sub pages lose some of the impact as they are all the same basic template, mixing up those sub pages would push this site from good to great for sure. As it stands now though I still like it.
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