The PSV team recently read "The Lost Art of Connecting" by Susan McPherson for our monthly book club and it had a big impact on how we connect internally and externally. See more of our takeaways at https://t.co/V0YCfJAgdJ
A new look for a new year. Plain Sight Ventures is kicking off 2024 with a refresh. We're constantly evolving as we explore new ideas and ventures, and our brand is evolving with us. For a behind the scenes peek, check out our latest post on The Notepad: https://t.co/Xwf8P1pZOh
@AngryTomtweets Thanks for the shoutout @AngryTomtweets ! We've got a few more tools in the works, so be sure to check out https://t.co/g6HxTGJxtW and stay tuned!
@hobdaydesign Thanks for the writeup @hobdaydesign ! We're launching a site refresh for https://t.co/FkCA0gFqP9 soon, so stay tuned for more fun and interesting sites...
New Website Inspiration:
Merry One Pager for Jive networking app that drafts an email to connect, right after scanning a QR code 📧📲
Neat touch reusing the colorful background shape aesthetic in the how-it-works section numbers.
Credit: @heyjaystudio @plainsightvntrs
Typeface: Uncut Sans
→ https://t.co/MJ2nf7ZvJJ
The Stop website (https://t.co/UhpCIeAjow) reminds us that a simple style works for a simple concept, and that simple doesn't need to be boring.
The two-colour red-and-cream palette matches the simplicity of the product, but also reinforces the concept: red means stop.
The contrast between a balloon-text logo and a condensed-editorial-serif title sets a playful tone that continues throughout.
Scrolling is not a chore with hand-drawn section dividers, visually interesting containers, and large easy-to-read text.
The oversized logo in the footer is excellent: a nod to the balloon concept, and an echo of the same logo at the top of the site.
The creators of Stop, @plainsightvntrs, have a few other products, all of which have interesting websites. Let's hope they continue.