Nice stark grid layout, with bold typography and a cool video intro. Good stuff here. I like the rotating slideshow of the headlines on the home page, that’s really well done and well placed, but I think it’s too much having it on each page like that. I want more depth on each sub page, especially after seeing the strong supporting illustrations and graphics created for each page like they’ve done.
Nice stark grid layout, with bold typography and a cool video intro. Good stuff here. I like the rotating slideshow of the headlines on the home page, that’s really well done and well placed, but I think it’s too much having it on each page like that. I want more depth on each sub page, especially after seeing the strong supporting illustrations and graphics created for each page like they’ve done.
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