I really dig the RxBalance website. I like the background image/colors used, the watercolor(ish) style is nice. The overall layout is well balanced with copy and imagery. This is probably a super tiny detail but I love how the social media icons look like they are just hovering over the design, it makes them stand out so clearly even though they are down in the footer. Nice work on this site!
I really dig the RxBalance website. I like the background image/colors used, the watercolor(ish) style is nice. The overall layout is well balanced with copy and imagery. This is probably a super tiny detail but I love how the social media icons look like they are just hovering over the design, it makes them stand out so clearly even though they are down in the footer. Nice work on this site!
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