Honestly, I’m not really sure what this site is about. It has something do with healthcare. And is there some correlation between ‘Trale’ and ‘trail’? But I’m obviously not the target audience, so judged on it’s design, it’s very nice. I like the extra details where things spill out of their boxes, it adds some extra interest that breaks it out of just ‘logo, image, three columns and done’ type design.
Honestly, I’m not really sure what this site is about. It has something do with healthcare. And is there some correlation between ‘Trale’ and ‘trail’? But I’m obviously not the target audience, so judged on it’s design, it’s very nice. I like the extra details where things spill out of their boxes, it adds some extra interest that breaks it out of just ‘logo, image, three columns and done’ type design.
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