After burning through page after page on the site onepagelove.com I have found out that I am rather fond of a well done one page site. \u00a0One example of this would be http:\/\/www.seattlecidercompany.com, aesthetically it is nice to look at and it’s easy to navigate. The nice part about this site is that you can either scroll your whole way through and enjoy some of the animation they have going on, or you can click the links that will jump you down to the lower sections. \u00a0On top of all of that the color scheme they chose to work with really helps fuel the page. \u00a0With going with a lot of white space the colors they do use tend to pop off the page, or really accent important information they are putting forward. \u00a0They also have a couple scroll over features that I didn’t see on other pages. An example of this is whenever you scroll of the photos of the founders it brings up a brief bio about them. \u00a0I enjoyed that rather than having to click it and it take me off to another page. \u00a0It helps the flow of the page keeping it like that. So in conclusion I would have to say that this site does a lot of things right. \u00a0So moving forward if I were to put together a one page site I would certainly look to this page as an example of what works and what doesn’t.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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