Lift Interactive

Lift Interactive

Love it when we get a chance to review sites a second (and third time) like Lift Interactive out of Edmonton. They’ve made another good one here. Like the mix of text treatments, b/w background images / color images / flat color illustrations. It all seems to work as you go down the page. Also like the non-uniform card / block design on the Work page – still in grid, but gives some depth.

 

@liftinteractive
We’ve reviewed Lift Interactive a couple times in years past.

https://unmatchedstyle.com/gallery/liftinteractive-com.php
https://unmatchedstyle.com/gallery/lift-interactive.php

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Lift Interactive

 

 

Love it when we get a chance to review sites a second (and third time) like Lift Interactive out of Edmonton. They’ve made another good one here. Like the mix of text treatments, b/w background images / color images / flat color illustrations. It all seems to work as you go down the page. Also like the non-uniform card / block design on the Work page – still in grid, but gives some depth.

 

@liftinteractive
We’ve reviewed Lift Interactive a couple times in years past.

https://unmatchedstyle.com/gallery/liftinteractive-com.php
https://unmatchedstyle.com/gallery/lift-interactive.php

alt screenshot:

 

Lift Interactive

 

 

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