Tapdaq

Tapdaq

9 Mar 2015
Animated clean Crisp horizontal nav icons London map Realistic Elements responsive TypeKit UK

I always like to review product websites and Tapdaq is an interesting study in keeping things simple. I dig the way the graph loads the first time you visit the site. I also really like the simplicity in the overall approach to the design of the site; yet at the same time it’s chock full of good visuals and needed info.

I always like to review product websites and Tapdaq is an interesting study in keeping things simple. I dig the way the graph loads the first time you visit the site. I also really like the simplicity in the overall approach to the design of the site; yet at the same time it’s chock full of good visuals and needed info.

Kinsta

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