jilion.com

jilioncom

I love the rich bold colors of this design. The large imagery and simple single page nature of this site are great. I really like how the logo has some kind of radiant glow back behind the shape of the site’s container. It really serves as a great launch pad for the firms recent project and then as you scroll introducing you to the team.

jillion-blog

The blog is also really nice, mirroring the design of the main site, it’s really well done simplicity. One thing that makes the blog work a bit better than the main page is the left only justification, I’d really like to see that on the main page of the site. That’s just me, justified type of a website makes the copy harder to read because the word spacing isn’t natural feeling, imho.

2 Comments

  1. Thomas Silkjær

    Very nice design to look at, but must agree on the note about the justified text – horrible word spacing! Justified text should never be used unless text is hyphenated which can be a bit tricky in web design, or the at least only of the lengths of the lines are great enough to even out the spacing more.

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  2. Gavan Brown

    love the logo glow

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