Really cool, single page site. I like the fixed header on this site and the large images of the design samples with the smaller ones worked on top of them like that look really nice. The type is at times a little too thin and difficult to read given the low contrast areas of the design, but the texture is nice. There are also some nice little surprises in the design like the slanted text in the main tagline box and the ‘old school’ icon set is just badass!
Really cool, single page site. I like the fixed header on this site and the large images of the design samples with the smaller ones worked on top of them like that look really nice. The type is at times a little too thin and difficult to read given the low contrast areas of the design, but the texture is nice. There are also some nice little surprises in the design like the slanted text in the main tagline box and the ‘old school’ icon set is just badass!
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