Jason Designed

Jason Designed

Overall pretty simple design. I just like scrolling and looking through the work, in a way it’s almost minimal in this aspect, but the color palette is pretty expansive so i’m not quite sure I can give it that moniker. It scales down to support smaller screen widths, but I almost feel like the desktop and mobile navigation designs should be flip flopped. What do you think?

Overall pretty simple design. I just like scrolling and looking through the work, in a way it’s almost minimal in this aspect, but the color palette is pretty expansive so i’m not quite sure I can give it that moniker. It scales down to support smaller screen widths, but I almost feel like the desktop and mobile navigation designs should be flip flopped. What do you think?

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  1. Roman

    I agree, the buttons would look much nicer in the bix versions on mobile

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