I like the strong green color on top of the black background here. It leaves you feeling like you’ve just seen a unique look. I love how they show wireframe work with their finished work, like this iPhone app example. I also like the copy, it’s not over the top or too silly, it’s professional and clean which is pretty dang hard to do well actually. Good stuff.
I like the strong green color on top of the black background here. It leaves you feeling like you’ve just seen a unique look. I love how they show wireframe work with their finished work, like this iPhone app example. I also like the copy, it’s not over the top or too silly, it’s professional and clean which is pretty dang hard to do well actually. Good stuff.
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