Submitted by Luca Bertaiola, @luglio7. Designer & Developer.
An easy web aggregator for tutorials.
Really great resource and a good design too. I like the multiple column layout and the colors in this design. It’s clean clear and succinct and I don’t have to really hunt around to find content. Brevity is also something that makes this design really work.
Submitted by Luca Bertaiola, @luglio7. Designer & Developer.
An easy web aggregator for tutorials.
Really great resource and a good design too. I like the multiple column layout and the colors in this design. It’s clean clear and succinct and I don’t have to really hunt around to find content. Brevity is also something that makes this design really work.
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Thanks for this 🙂