Kevin Haag – Portfolio

Kevin Haag – Portfolio

28 Jan 2015
Animated California clean Crisp Fixed Header Fixed Navigation horizontal nav icons LA On-scroll actions parallax portfolio Realistic Elements responsive Single Page Layout USA

Yep – it’s good. Kevin Haag is out of Los Angeles, and his portfolio site is out of site. The opening animation / parallax that happens on scroll is pretty awesome. There are some sites that I feel that should have a soundtrack or background music (in your head), and I had a House of Pain / Beastie Boys vibe after that intro (Jump Around or Intergalactic – yep, those are in your head now for the rest of the day).

Hey – it’s your portfolio site – it should inspire. (now go “get up, get up, and get down”!)

Submitted by: Kevin Haag

Role: Designer

Twitter: @thekevbot

Yep – it’s good. Kevin Haag is out of Los Angeles, and his portfolio site is out of site. The opening animation / parallax that happens on scroll is pretty awesome. There are some sites that I feel that should have a soundtrack or background music (in your head), and I had a House of Pain / Beastie Boys vibe after that intro (Jump Around or Intergalactic – yep, those are in your head now for the rest of the day).

Hey – it’s your portfolio site – it should inspire. (now go “get up, get up, and get down”!)

Submitted by: Kevin Haag

Role: Designer

Twitter: @thekevbot

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