Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen

Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen

Just another polished, parallax site with beautiful imagery and svelte typography. Ho hum.

🙂 Doesn’t mean we can’t call it out for being nice, right? Either way, it’s got a nice feel and I appreciate subtle details like the rotating images and the progressively loading border under each nav item. (Is that what you call that thing?) Hover over the nav or watch it load as you scroll down through each section. Thanks to @jeffportaro for submitting the site!

Just another polished, parallax site with beautiful imagery and svelte typography. Ho hum.

🙂 Doesn’t mean we can’t call it out for being nice, right? Either way, it’s got a nice feel and I appreciate subtle details like the rotating images and the progressively loading border under each nav item. (Is that what you call that thing?) Hover over the nav or watch it load as you scroll down through each section. Thanks to @jeffportaro for submitting the site!

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