Nice almost minimal site design. Responsive layout too! Site’s like this get me excited, it’s deceptive. You first load it up in your web browser and it looks really simple, then you notice it’s responsive, then as you mouse around there’s subtle little interactions like the opacity and orange color fading into view on the tags section that just make me smile. Lovely site here!
Nice almost minimal site design. Responsive layout too! Site’s like this get me excited, it’s deceptive. You first load it up in your web browser and it looks really simple, then you notice it’s responsive, then as you mouse around there’s subtle little interactions like the opacity and orange color fading into view on the tags section that just make me smile. Lovely site here!
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