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Jun 30
Tuesday

Baby Sites to Make You Smile

Filed under Web Design

The www.mori.us Web site, shown in Figure, features photos and tales from everyone in the Mori family, but here’s no question that the children are the stars of the show. In addendum to a photo gallery and guest book, the Moris have included a part called Jared’s Anecdotes filled with fun tales about their son. Visit the site to see a fantastic example of a clean, simple design, with lots of fantastic photos and clever tales about the kids.

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