Really dig this portfolio site from Justin Lerner out of Philadelphia. It’s fairly unassuming at first, where everything is grey and looks like wireframes – but on hover and then on click, with cool transitions, open up into strong, flat design. It’s a nice concept and great execution.
From the Designer: “Interactive portfolio of freelance web designer and developer, Justin Lerner, working out of Philadelphia, PA.”
Submitted by: Justin Lerner
Really dig this portfolio site from Justin Lerner out of Philadelphia. It’s fairly unassuming at first, where everything is grey and looks like wireframes – but on hover and then on click, with cool transitions, open up into strong, flat design. It’s a nice concept and great execution.
From the Designer: “Interactive portfolio of freelance web designer and developer, Justin Lerner, working out of Philadelphia, PA.”
Submitted by: Justin Lerner
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The Call to Action hasn’t changed in a decade, but the bar has. A fresh look at prominence, copy, mobile tap targets, and accessibility, with lessons from three major design systems.
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