puddledrop.com

puddledrop.com

I really like this large feeling format. The informational areas look almost oversized but are comprised of screenshots mostly and other info-graphic like things. Nicely done and it’s easy to scan and take in quickly even though it’s long and scrolls so much. Great work!

puddledrop.com

I really like this large feeling format. The informational areas look almost oversized but are comprised of screenshots mostly and other info-graphic like things. Nicely done and it’s easy to scan and take in quickly even though it’s long and scrolls so much. Great work!

Kinsta

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