Minuscule multinationale

Philippe MEDA

12 Nov 2008

Nous avons parlé de Némésis dans le dernier billet. Voici un simple lien vers On Your Feet une “minuscule multinationale” selon leur propre description, qui est au contraire une source d’inspiration positive pour des entreprises de service comme la notre.

Et même si à mon goût il n’est pas extrêment facile de comprendre ce qu’ils font de prime abord, leur site minimaliste (nous aimons beaucoup le minimalisme) est un bel exemple de webdesign.

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