Journey Group

Journey Group

1 Oct 2012
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Order yet disorder. That’s how I like to think about this design. It starts off with this really strong grid feel and then the shapes and blocks of copy/images start to feel really asymmetrical and wonderful. I like the blocky vibe with the type and the flat colors give it a really nice upscale feel. It’s not fully responsive but I do dig the small screen size design here. Good work to review when you get a second or three.

Order yet disorder. That’s how I like to think about this design. It starts off with this really strong grid feel and then the shapes and blocks of copy/images start to feel really asymmetrical and wonderful. I like the blocky vibe with the type and the flat colors give it a really nice upscale feel. It’s not fully responsive but I do dig the small screen size design here. Good work to review when you get a second or three.

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