Really simple layout, but the illustrations are so much fun. Single page scrolling site that has good stuff all the way down to the bottom, the fixed “up” button is placed exactly right. I love the moster based info-graphic on the team’s skillset as well as the form at the very bottom. These guys do some great work, we’ve featured some of their past designs here on UMS so Bravo!
Really simple layout, but the illustrations are so much fun. Single page scrolling site that has good stuff all the way down to the bottom, the fixed “up” button is placed exactly right. I love the moster based info-graphic on the team’s skillset as well as the form at the very bottom. These guys do some great work, we’ve featured some of their past designs here on UMS so Bravo!
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