thecoastalcupboard.com

28 Jan 2011
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thecoastalcupboardcom

There is a ton of fine detail work built into this website design. It’s so very thorough and I found myself spending like 30 minutes all told just looking at all the little corners of this site. Each page while not being 100% unique each time (which just isn’t possible all the time) has unique elements and they all feel like they’ve been worked on individually design wise to deepen the experience. It’s just a solid site, with a great design and user experience. Spend some time on this site and you won’t be disappointed.

thecoastalcupboardcom

There is a ton of fine detail work built into this website design. It’s so very thorough and I found myself spending like 30 minutes all told just looking at all the little corners of this site. Each page while not being 100% unique each time (which just isn’t possible all the time) has unique elements and they all feel like they’ve been worked on individually design wise to deepen the experience. It’s just a solid site, with a great design and user experience. Spend some time on this site and you won’t be disappointed.

Kinsta

2 Comments

  1. Bob
    Bob on January 28, 2011 at 10:40 AM

    Thanks guys! shout out to Kevin Richardson (@encrgothers) on the design of this one.

    Reply
  2. Rhonda B
    Rhonda B on January 29, 2011 at 5:33 PM

    I like how this design is fresh, clean and crisp.

    Reply

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