I was working on some Top 10 posts for the end of the year, and stumbled onto Tapan Babbar’s site: 75 Years of Batman. @tapanbabbar He made all of the Batman logos using CSS, with a little parallax thrown into Gotham itself. Pretty cool!
And… if this and his other site http://delhi-timeline.in/ are examples of his current work, I’m excited to see what this designer can do in the future.
I was working on some Top 10 posts for the end of the year, and stumbled onto Tapan Babbar’s site: 75 Years of Batman. @tapanbabbar He made all of the Batman logos using CSS, with a little parallax thrown into Gotham itself. Pretty cool!
And… if this and his other site http://delhi-timeline.in/ are examples of his current work, I’m excited to see what this designer can do in the future.
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