Chris McNally

Chris McNally

7 Apr 2016
clean cool navigation Crisp Light Background responsive TypeKit UK vertical nav

Really cool pacing on the content blocks as you scroll down the page. Also some really clever interaction points, like the email link/icon that pulses in the corner and the side navigation that appears as you move down the page. Solid stuff there, worth a good long look.

From the Designer:

I am a web developer and designer based in Preston, I like to work on all aspects of the web, from design all the way through to deployment and optimisation. I have worked with huge brands, and local businesses and pride myself on understanding peoples digital needs.

Submitted by: Chris McNally
Twitter: @chrismcnallyweb
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: UK

Really cool pacing on the content blocks as you scroll down the page. Also some really clever interaction points, like the email link/icon that pulses in the corner and the side navigation that appears as you move down the page. Solid stuff there, worth a good long look.

From the Designer:

I am a web developer and designer based in Preston, I like to work on all aspects of the web, from design all the way through to deployment and optimisation. I have worked with huge brands, and local businesses and pride myself on understanding peoples digital needs.

Submitted by: Chris McNally
Twitter: @chrismcnallyweb
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: UK

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