We really like this one from McFadden Gavender out of Tucson because of the awesome video background off what looks to be a elevated train (where though?) – and the good use of muted image / color backgrounds too on the home page. Great first step into their world.
Submitted by: McFadden Gavender
Twitter: @MGadvertising
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: United States
We really like this one from McFadden Gavender out of Tucson because of the awesome video background off what looks to be a elevated train (where though?) – and the good use of muted image / color backgrounds too on the home page. Great first step into their world.
Submitted by: McFadden Gavender
Twitter: @MGadvertising
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: United States
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