Pretty nifty and very different looking/feeling site design for Jonathan Edmund-Jones. I like the way the top half is black and white and all text with the second half mostly color and work samples. It’s a nice reveal as you scroll down, creating a pretty nifty “moment” in the website.
From the Designer:
Online portfolio of Brighton based Designer, Jonathan Edmund-Jones.
Submitted by: Jonathan Edmund-Jones
Twitter: @jonnyej
Role: Designer
Country: United Kingdom
Pretty nifty and very different looking/feeling site design for Jonathan Edmund-Jones. I like the way the top half is black and white and all text with the second half mostly color and work samples. It’s a nice reveal as you scroll down, creating a pretty nifty “moment” in the website.
From the Designer:
Online portfolio of Brighton based Designer, Jonathan Edmund-Jones.
Submitted by: Jonathan Edmund-Jones
Twitter: @jonnyej
Role: Designer
Country: United Kingdom
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