Villa Hope Adoption

25 Aug 2009
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villahopeorg

Submitted by Paris Vega, @parisvega Designer & Developer.

VILLA HOPE is dedicated to the principle that every child deserves the security of a loving and permanent family and every potential adoptive family deserves the opportunity for timely and comprehensive adoption services.

An amazingly simple and clearly developed layout. Clean design and typography, I also love the repeating patter across the very top and bottom of the website. I do wish the various featured link areas were treated a bit differently than all exactly the same, that gets a bit monotonous. I’m also not sure it’s as clear as it should be which one is the most important.

villahopeorg

Submitted by Paris Vega, @parisvega Designer & Developer.

VILLA HOPE is dedicated to the principle that every child deserves the security of a loving and permanent family and every potential adoptive family deserves the opportunity for timely and comprehensive adoption services.

An amazingly simple and clearly developed layout. Clean design and typography, I also love the repeating patter across the very top and bottom of the website. I do wish the various featured link areas were treated a bit differently than all exactly the same, that gets a bit monotonous. I’m also not sure it’s as clear as it should be which one is the most important.

Kinsta

2 Comments

  1. Paris Vega
    Paris Vega on August 26, 2009 at 2:07 AM

    Hey, Thanks for adding my design! I also appreciate the constructive criticism.

    Reply
  2. Gene Crawford
    Gene Crawford on August 26, 2009 at 8:30 AM

    @Paris – Keep up the good work, great submission BTW.

    Reply

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