I love this slideshow, the way it moves slightly as you mouse around on top of it. Mixed with the photography and tone of the content it really drives home that these guys are young, thoughtful and excited to work on your project. The portfolio section is also rather engaging the way you interact with it, click on an image and it slides you down into the middle of the stack in a slideshow setting, that makes it feel alive somehow to me. Great looking and working website!
I love this slideshow, the way it moves slightly as you mouse around on top of it. Mixed with the photography and tone of the content it really drives home that these guys are young, thoughtful and excited to work on your project. The portfolio section is also rather engaging the way you interact with it, click on an image and it slides you down into the middle of the stack in a slideshow setting, that makes it feel alive somehow to me. Great looking and working website!
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the subtle spacial interaction in the slideshow was a nice surprise, though it totally went to hell when i tried to resize the window. (safari)