Submitted by: Zoltan Garami @garamiz
Role: Designer
I like the placement of the red behind the white text that’s over the monochromatic image. I know it’s simple and been done before but it’s nicely done here and I just like it. The logo is nicely placed in the center of it all rounding out a nice minimal(ish) and beautiful site.
Submitted by: Zoltan Garami @garamiz
Role: Designer
I like the placement of the red behind the white text that’s over the monochromatic image. I know it’s simple and been done before but it’s nicely done here and I just like it. The logo is nicely placed in the center of it all rounding out a nice minimal(ish) and beautiful site.
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