I really like the visual rhythm of this home page as you scan it from top to bottom. The large sections going down to the smaller squares really looks good, nice proportions too. I like the soft feel of the design mixed with the coolness of the grays. I also like the main three columns that make up the meat of this home page, that’s nicely done.
I really like the visual rhythm of this home page as you scan it from top to bottom. The large sections going down to the smaller squares really looks good, nice proportions too. I like the soft feel of the design mixed with the coolness of the grays. I also like the main three columns that make up the meat of this home page, that’s nicely done.
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