Submitted by: Dan Spencer @demicreative
Role: Designer & Developer
I love this clean crisp layout. The “slide into” fixed header is a nice little interaction and surprise. It’s moments like that when you fall head over heals for a site design for me. I like the transition from the large rectangle photo to the circles. The responsive bits are well done too. Beautiful site.
Submitted by: Dan Spencer @demicreative
Role: Designer & Developer
I love this clean crisp layout. The “slide into” fixed header is a nice little interaction and surprise. It’s moments like that when you fall head over heals for a site design for me. I like the transition from the large rectangle photo to the circles. The responsive bits are well done too. Beautiful site.
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Thank you for the compliments!