Newly Designed Homepage for Free the Slaves

  Free the Slaves has freshened up our homepage just in time for the holidays! Our web guru Andrew Taylor came up with a design that can showcase our latest activities without overcrowding the page. Here’s what Andy says: “We are proud to announce the first major upgrade of the homepage is now live! I’ve featured […]
December 3, 2010

 

Free the Slaves has freshened up our homepage just in time for the holidays! Our web guru Andrew Taylor came up with a design that can showcase our latest activities without overcrowding the page.

Here’s what Andy says:

“We are proud to announce the first major upgrade of the homepage is now live! I’ve featured a content slider so we can put, front and center, multiple projects and programs we want to feature most. Now, there is more synergy between our website and our social networks. More features will come soon. Stay tuned.”

Check it out here. And tell us what you think in the comments below.

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