Good lord I love this website design. The interactions are wonderfully simple and grand. The feel of using this site is organic feeling as things fold out and flip down to let you read more about the creators, etc. The posts are pretty well written as well – on it’s own it’s a good blog due to content. I love the slide-out category navigation on the left hand side. My opinion of this site is that it’s wonderful. Great work!
Good lord I love this website design. The interactions are wonderfully simple and grand. The feel of using this site is organic feeling as things fold out and flip down to let you read more about the creators, etc. The posts are pretty well written as well – on it’s own it’s a good blog due to content. I love the slide-out category navigation on the left hand side. My opinion of this site is that it’s wonderful. Great work!
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