Really very simple page for this software website. I like the non complexity of the design and limited color palette. It really works well with the name “vanilla”. What I like most isn’t shown in the above screenshot but the ‘8 Reasons Why You’ll Love Vanilla’ grid design is wonderful. It’s engaging on it’s own and leaves me wondering why the entire site doesn’t play this particular design portion up more.
Really very simple page for this software website. I like the non complexity of the design and limited color palette. It really works well with the name “vanilla”. What I like most isn’t shown in the above screenshot but the ‘8 Reasons Why You’ll Love Vanilla’ grid design is wonderful. It’s engaging on it’s own and leaves me wondering why the entire site doesn’t play this particular design portion up more.
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