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Splash page I just put up while we are building out the backend. Check it out if you want. Cool stuff up ahead. http://www.urbanpaddle.com
12 months ago
Color and background very nice
12 months ago
Very nice. It's not immediately clear what the Twitter button does though... oh... it has an on-hover tooltip, very nice.
12 months ago
Looking good Matty.
12 months ago
lovely and color mate!
12 months ago
@Matt Anderson very nice man, looking great.
Not sure how I feel about the twitter button being next to the other button. :-/
But looking good for sure.
12 months ago
Very cool. The font, boat mark, and color scheme flow really well. Feels good
12 months ago
Looks beautiful, but kind-of hard to read…
12 months ago
@Anthony Lagoon Thanks man. Yah, that was one of the kinks I kept running into especially because it is responsive. I don't want to contain it so I was a bit out of ideas... You got any?!?
12 months ago
@Juan Arreguin Duder...you gotta hate the button love don't you?! Haha just playing. You are right. I need to rethink that.
12 months ago
@Matt Anderson Dang! Didn't realize it was responsive. Even cooler then!
You could make it look like the windows are brighter and blowing out the highlights more i.e. http://udrbly.us/SvnN. Not as elegant as your photo with better contrast, but with a bit more care than what I did, you might be able to pull it off.
12 months ago
@Anthony Lagoon And that my friend is why you are a rock star! Will get on it... I'll post a rebound soon. Thanks stud! Which adjustment did you modify? Highlights only?
12 months ago
I did three modifications: exposure, brightness/contrast, and curves, and then masked them in quickly with a gradient. Some brush touch-ups in relation to the window light could go a long way ;)
12 months ago