We’ve started to see a couple of good sites coming out of Lithuania lately – and I like this one from OVO. I really like the transparent logo, and how it plays on different pages – also like the fact that they are willing to partially cover up the product category wording – gives another layer to the design.
Submitted by: Gediminas Saulis
Twitter: @gediminassaulis
Role: Designer
Country: Lithuania
We’ve started to see a couple of good sites coming out of Lithuania lately – and I like this one from OVO. I really like the transparent logo, and how it plays on different pages – also like the fact that they are willing to partially cover up the product category wording – gives another layer to the design.
Submitted by: Gediminas Saulis
Twitter: @gediminassaulis
Role: Designer
Country: Lithuania
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