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The “About Us” section for the agency’s new website is ready… we’re moving slowly but steadily.
What’s missing? What’s too much? Brutal critiques welcome.
Nice flashy effects and animations. But I miss your clear positioning and what you provide in terms of value for your clients?
If you target clients who want such animations, maybe. Otherwise, I'd rather showcase your work and make your client the hero instead of you.
thanks for your feedback Samuele!
this is the /about page where we talk about Ander's Crew. You can finde that message in the website home: https://ander.agency/
ander.agency
Ander.Agency | Strategic Branding & Webflow Design for B2B
Brand Agency and Webflow Certified Partners helping B2B brands stand out with strategic branding, UX/UI design, and high-converting websites. 15+ years experience.
wonderful work!
This has a lot of personality! The pixel-art hover effects on the team photos are a great touch. It really helps 'break through the noise' like your copy suggests.
Where did you get the inspiration for this design? This is my first time seeing the text moving effect. Really great job❤️🥰
The About Us section looks great! The colorful cards are engaging and the copy is clear. Good luck with the feedback!
Love the boldness here it definitely stands out🔥
IMO, definitely cool. It's not too much. It looks like a very fun interactive website. Definitely has the WOW factor.
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nice job
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