I dig this site for Midwest Property Management. The patterns feel real familiar, like boostrap-py but it’s visually designed to give a real deluxe vibe. The lines and crisp photography work so well to sell the vibe.
From the Designer:
A mobile-first responsive build, the Midwest website uses an AirBnb-style map implementation and discovery layer to help home hunters find their next apartment. Plus, all custom built on WordPress!
Twitter: @paper_leaf
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Canada
I dig this site for Midwest Property Management. The patterns feel real familiar, like boostrap-py but it’s visually designed to give a real deluxe vibe. The lines and crisp photography work so well to sell the vibe.
From the Designer:
A mobile-first responsive build, the Midwest website uses an AirBnb-style map implementation and discovery layer to help home hunters find their next apartment. Plus, all custom built on WordPress!
Twitter: @paper_leaf
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Canada
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