Submitted by: Samuli Nivala @buena_fi
Role: Designer & Developer
Nordcloud is a perfect example clean, sensible web design. It’s certainly not the flashiest site that I’ve reviewed, but it is tastefully simple and extremely usable.
I would like to see the addition of touch based interactions on a few of the carousels (especially on the home page), but it’s certainly not a deal-breaker.
Nordcloud is a ‘safe’ design, but very well executed. Is has clean lines and lovely structure.
Submitted by: Samuli Nivala @buena_fi
Role: Designer & Developer
Nordcloud is a perfect example clean, sensible web design. It’s certainly not the flashiest site that I’ve reviewed, but it is tastefully simple and extremely usable.
I would like to see the addition of touch based interactions on a few of the carousels (especially on the home page), but it’s certainly not a deal-breaker.
Nordcloud is a ‘safe’ design, but very well executed. Is has clean lines and lovely structure.
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