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twofishcom

Very nice site design, I like the clean nature of how they are using the green and yellow together. The multiple states on the main navigation across the top is a nice touch as well. The sub pages are the best part about this design for me, I love the subnav with the content being placed in the bubble/box where the little extension/arrow points out to the sub navigation element. That’s a very nice touch, it’s subtle but when I noticed it I really liked it. I kind of feel like the lines of text and spacing between the letters could be tightened up a bit more, it just feels large and spaced out too much, but it’s darn near great!

twofishcom

Very nice site design, I like the clean nature of how they are using the green and yellow together. The multiple states on the main navigation across the top is a nice touch as well. The sub pages are the best part about this design for me, I love the subnav with the content being placed in the bubble/box where the little extension/arrow points out to the sub navigation element. That’s a very nice touch, it’s subtle but when I noticed it I really liked it. I kind of feel like the lines of text and spacing between the letters could be tightened up a bit more, it just feels large and spaced out too much, but it’s darn near great!

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