Harvard

Harvard

28 Mar 2014
clean Fixed Footer horizontal nav HTML5 Light Background Realistic Elements responsive Secondary Navigation

Nice, Harvard has a responsive site design now. Not sure how long it’s been relaunched but I like it. It’s one of the better collegiate designs as far as i’m concerned. I really dig the featured marquee area and how they change for focus based on the screen widths, like with the main skyline shot, it seems to transition fairly well.

Nice, Harvard has a responsive site design now. Not sure how long it’s been relaunched but I like it. It’s one of the better collegiate designs as far as i’m concerned. I really dig the featured marquee area and how they change for focus based on the screen widths, like with the main skyline shot, it seems to transition fairly well.

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