Cool site from Grid & Flow out of Orlando – like the off-screen / vertical navigation on the left side – different than most. Also like this trend again of Instagram feeds that make up a section of the site – makes for a better look and feel with those filters.
From the Designer: “A Digital Interactive Agency – Orlando, FL”
Submitted by: Ralph Millard
Twitter: @gridandflow
Role: Designer & Developer
Cool site from Grid & Flow out of Orlando – like the off-screen / vertical navigation on the left side – different than most. Also like this trend again of Instagram feeds that make up a section of the site – makes for a better look and feel with those filters.
From the Designer: “A Digital Interactive Agency – Orlando, FL”
Submitted by: Ralph Millard
Twitter: @gridandflow
Role: Designer & Developer
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