Indesignlive audience continues to grow

Indesignlive has been hitting new heights of late, and we’re proud to share that we recorded over 41,000 unique visitors to the site last month. That means a whole lot of people coming to Indesignlive for their daily design fix! Thank you to all our readers for your continued support, and stay tuned as we […]

BY jesse

November 11th, 2011

Indesignlive has been hitting new heights of late, and we’re proud to share that we recorded over 41,000 unique visitors to the site last month.

That means a whole lot of people coming to Indesignlive for their daily design fix!

Thank you to all our readers for your continued support, and stay tuned as we keep bringing you the latest in architecture and design from around Australia and the world!

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