peeltheorange.com

peeltheorange.com

Submitted by: Emily Hopcian

We set out to make a new and distinctive brand identity for ourselves (Purple Orange is a brand communications agency) and settled on this one-page design utilizing parallax to create a more dynamic look and feel. We tapped two agencies to help: Denver-based Moxie Sozo (http://moxiesozo.com) to design and layout the site and Jackson Hole-based Open End Studios (http://openendstudios.com) to translate that vision into web-based reality.

Pretty cool feel with the large fixed left side nav column, some cool photography and nice graphic work. It isn’t a super ground breaking design but it’s definately worth a look-see.

Submitted by: Emily Hopcian

We set out to make a new and distinctive brand identity for ourselves (Purple Orange is a brand communications agency) and settled on this one-page design utilizing parallax to create a more dynamic look and feel. We tapped two agencies to help: Denver-based Moxie Sozo (http://moxiesozo.com) to design and layout the site and Jackson Hole-based Open End Studios (http://openendstudios.com) to translate that vision into web-based reality.

Pretty cool feel with the large fixed left side nav column, some cool photography and nice graphic work. It isn’t a super ground breaking design but it’s definately worth a look-see.

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