This is a great simple very informative website. It puts text/copy at the forefront and graphic elements second. Yet it has great hierarchy which is all done with simple typographic layout choices. This is minimalism at it’s best in my opinion.
Found via @simmy & @meaganfisher.
I’m in love with http://finaleyes.org — this sort of simplicity is ridiculously difficult to pull off. Great work, @weightshift.
This is a great simple very informative website. It puts text/copy at the forefront and graphic elements second. Yet it has great hierarchy which is all done with simple typographic layout choices. This is minimalism at it’s best in my opinion.
Found via @simmy & @meaganfisher.
I’m in love with http://finaleyes.org — this sort of simplicity is ridiculously difficult to pull off. Great work, @weightshift.
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