SuperFriendly

SuperFriendly

21 Jul 2015
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SuperFriendly out of Philadelphia is Dan Mall’s (@danielmall) group – good people – great designers (great people too, who am I kidding). First thing I noticed was that the site renders left to right instead of top to bottom. Love how the site is super-simple – big background images – and then some good, readable copy that isn’t in a thousand places (it’s very linear). We love these folks and their work!

@superfriendlyco

SuperFriendly out of Philadelphia is Dan Mall’s (@danielmall) group – good people – great designers (great people too, who am I kidding). First thing I noticed was that the site renders left to right instead of top to bottom. Love how the site is super-simple – big background images – and then some good, readable copy that isn’t in a thousand places (it’s very linear). We love these folks and their work!

@superfriendlyco

Kinsta

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