Submitted by Jon Osmond, @osmond. Designer & Developer.
Now I know i’m not just a sucker for Museo, but this site is really nice. I love the simple and subtle approach to the layout, the strong yellow coloring. This site just looks like it has a nice quiet personality to me and I really like that. One thing i’d have to say about it though is the voice. Is it a company or one person, I think that should come across much cleaner, I think maybe a picture would go a long way on this site.
Submitted by Jon Osmond, @osmond. Designer & Developer.
Now I know i’m not just a sucker for Museo, but this site is really nice. I love the simple and subtle approach to the layout, the strong yellow coloring. This site just looks like it has a nice quiet personality to me and I really like that. One thing i’d have to say about it though is the voice. Is it a company or one person, I think that should come across much cleaner, I think maybe a picture would go a long way on this site.
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