In this post you can find the draft for a project that unfortunately never was developed, Kite count.
A simple homepage showing some of the products and prices offered. A colour palette based in blue tones and browns to create contrast with the blue for the CTA.
Kite Count Homepage Draft
The inspiration for the logo is a silhouette of a kite surfer and the typography is based on digital watches.
Kite Count Logo Draft
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