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Submitted by Aaron Irizarry, @aaroni268 Front end development.

A very clean, and well thought out site focused on showcasing the recent projects of the May Collective team.

Really simple site, it’s a single page layout. Very clean and minimal and what’s there looks very nice. I do love the mixed imagery for each portfolio piece, I would really love to see the project broken down with some larger imagery and background info on each piece of work. I do like the idea that most of the interaction with this firm can take place elsewhere on the web, twitter, facebook what have you. I mean you can just skype up half these folks, that’s pretty cool.

may

Submitted by Aaron Irizarry, @aaroni268 Front end development.

A very clean, and well thought out site focused on showcasing the recent projects of the May Collective team.

Really simple site, it’s a single page layout. Very clean and minimal and what’s there looks very nice. I do love the mixed imagery for each portfolio piece, I would really love to see the project broken down with some larger imagery and background info on each piece of work. I do like the idea that most of the interaction with this firm can take place elsewhere on the web, twitter, facebook what have you. I mean you can just skype up half these folks, that’s pretty cool.

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