karijobe.com

26 Nov 2009
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karijobecom

I love the texture and subtle color in this design. There is a ton of nice detail work and completeness to this design. I’m not wild about the main font chosen for all the copy, but I love the way the headlines are treated. They’ve now put up a splash page before this lovely site, I understand the strategic importance of that, but I’m not a fan of splash pages. The one thing I love is that they don’t immediately blast you with music on this site, they let me have the option to turn it on, that’s just smart and kind.

karijobecom

I love the texture and subtle color in this design. There is a ton of nice detail work and completeness to this design. I’m not wild about the main font chosen for all the copy, but I love the way the headlines are treated. They’ve now put up a splash page before this lovely site, I understand the strategic importance of that, but I’m not a fan of splash pages. The one thing I love is that they don’t immediately blast you with music on this site, they let me have the option to turn it on, that’s just smart and kind.

Kinsta

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