Paravel

Paravel

10 Oct 2012
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New update for the Paravel team’s website. They’ve simplified what was there before and boiled it all down to just what’s needed to communicate what it is they do and have done. Telling their story quickly with a super badass illustration. The thing about this site though is that there isn’t a single part of it that’s not worth looking at. That’s really the key for our own content design too I think. Beautiful work here. I want to be Paravel when I grow up. 🙂

New update for the Paravel team’s website. They’ve simplified what was there before and boiled it all down to just what’s needed to communicate what it is they do and have done. Telling their story quickly with a super badass illustration. The thing about this site though is that there isn’t a single part of it that’s not worth looking at. That’s really the key for our own content design too I think. Beautiful work here. I want to be Paravel when I grow up. 🙂

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