This is a really distinctive portfolio site from Kyan. The colors and background add a lot of detail and interest. The focus is rightly on their rather large body of work. The only quibble I have is that opening line “We build really good websites and web applications”. While that is plainly what they do, it’s a little too plain and is a bit awkward.
This is a really distinctive portfolio site from Kyan. The colors and background add a lot of detail and interest. The focus is rightly on their rather large body of work. The only quibble I have is that opening line “We build really good websites and web applications”. While that is plainly what they do, it’s a little too plain and is a bit awkward.
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Sterling work!