Spigot Design’s site strikes a real nice balance. It’s very clean and clear but has just enough texture to keep it from being sterile. The color selection for the main services ‘badges’ is very inviting and the buttons themselves are very ‘clickable’. Make sure to resize your browser or check it out on your smartphone since it makes nice use of media queries.
Spigot Design’s site strikes a real nice balance. It’s very clean and clear but has just enough texture to keep it from being sterile. The color selection for the main services ‘badges’ is very inviting and the buttons themselves are very ‘clickable’. Make sure to resize your browser or check it out on your smartphone since it makes nice use of media queries.
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