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  1. Daniel

    It’s so lame. Come on!

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  2. Ian

    It’s a struggle to comment on these clean sites sometimes. She’s aimed for clean and it hits the spot.

    The ‘Work’ section needs a rework though, it all gets a bit cramped.

    The ‘Writing’ section goes to a page that looks broken and ‘About’ and ‘Contact’ link to sub domains that cause for reloading of the entire site.

    Seems like it’s still in development to me.

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  3. Csscoffee

    I love this work

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  4. Rich G.

    So original……

    Not. We just saw a site with this same format day’s ago, as well as it had the same typography.. neither of which I liked. And to be honest this Happy Cog inspiration is really just getting on my nerves at this point (even though she obviously does work with/for them)

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  5. Jack

    Nothing about this website seems interesting to me. It’s in no way an example of the “best” websites.

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  6. Jamie C

    Oh wow, I didn’t see it in “Best of…” Interesting.

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  7. JeremyB

    Best of blog layouts, definitely. The attention to detail in element spacing, typography, icons, etc. is outstanding.

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  8. nthdesign.se

    not even special.

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  9. Jamie C

    @nthdesign.se: There are plenty of good qualities about this site. Look a tiny bit longer.

    @JeremyB: I disagree. Yes, it’s a nice layout, but there are a few spacing problems – particularly on the Work page as Ian has pointed out. Additionally, the logo type could also be worked a little more and there are some leading issues.

    Best of? Not in my opinion. But I like the layout and enjoy the content. Give it a little more lovin’ and it certainly could be.

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  10. hina

    this site is plain and ugs

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  11. whut

    I like it. Crisp & clean, great attention to detail, nice typography…

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  12. JeremyB

    What would you change on the Work page, Jamie?

    • Vertical alignment of the elements in the “subscribe” / search bar area

    • Build in more of a buffer between the bottom of “design” and the top of the subscribe bar when the list of items is short.

    That’s about all I got. And that’s really nitpicky. Writing page is gross, yeah.

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  13. kendall

    Jason Santa Maria did a great job here!

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