AIGA just released their site for the AIGA Design Conference 2015 (in October). Lovely all the way around – from the “revival” art (that might be changed out periodically? See the current site and the image below) – to how everything works on-scroll. Looking at the Speakers – seems to be a pretty stellar event too.
AIGA just released their site for the AIGA Design Conference 2015 (in October). Lovely all the way around – from the “revival” art (that might be changed out periodically? See the current site and the image below) – to how everything works on-scroll. Looking at the Speakers – seems to be a pretty stellar event too.
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