This design for warchild.org.uk is just an assault on your visual sense. The colors and style of the type and illustrations speak volumes about the subject matter – brining a great sense of humanity to the design to help tell the story viscerally as well as in straight forward copy. The website mostly feels like a giant and clickable info-graphic and I mean that in the highest complimentary sense I can suggest. Please watch our screen cast review and let us know what you think too?
This design for warchild.org.uk is just an assault on your visual sense. The colors and style of the type and illustrations speak volumes about the subject matter – brining a great sense of humanity to the design to help tell the story viscerally as well as in straight forward copy. The website mostly feels like a giant and clickable info-graphic and I mean that in the highest complimentary sense I can suggest. Please watch our screen cast review and let us know what you think too?
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