Pretty cool project! Turns out it’s not a real conference, too bad I would love to go check this out. It’s an interesting design in that it’s not afraid of scrolling (who should be) and it’s bold graphic style really sings loudly to me. I like how it engages you as you visually scroll down the site/page. The interactions are nicely done as well.
Pretty cool project! Turns out it’s not a real conference, too bad I would love to go check this out. It’s an interesting design in that it’s not afraid of scrolling (who should be) and it’s bold graphic style really sings loudly to me. I like how it engages you as you visually scroll down the site/page. The interactions are nicely done as well.
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